dukereg: Hi there. I'm trying to download pillars_of_eternity for linux.
For some reason it is not listing a linux version, even though the GOG website shows a linux version: gog_pillars_of_eternity_1.0.0.1.tar.gz
Note the difference below when I use --list instead of --list --platform 4:
dukereg@dukereg-compy ~ $ lgogdownloader --list
arcanum_of_steamworks_and_magick_obscura
arx_fatalis
baldurs_gate_2_complete
baldurs_gate_the_original_saga
beyond_good_and_evil
caesar_3
divine_divinity
dragonsphere
dungeons_dragons_dragonshard
forgotten_realms_demon_stone
icewind_dale_2
icewind_dale_complete
journeyman_project_3
neverwinter_nights_diamond_edition
pillars_of_eternity
+> pillars_of_eternity_kickstarter_item
+> pillars_of_eternity_preorder_bonus
+> pillars_of_eternity_kickstarter_hero_bonus_goodies
planescape_torment
the_temple_of_elemental_evil
ultima_4
dukereg@dukereg-compy ~ $ lgogdownloader --list --platform 4
baldurs_gate_2_complete
baldurs_gate_the_original_saga
dragonsphere
planescape_torment
Obviously it starts downloading the Windows version if I use "--download", but does nothing but print a blank line if I use "--download --platform 4".
Any ideas or similar experiences with other games?
I noticed this also. It is caused by the platform detection code that I use.
It tries to speed up the detection of supported platforms for games by looking for platform identifier in the game shelf HTML. This fails because for some reason the 'data-title' attribute for Pillars of Eternity doesn't have Linux in it (and it is also missing Mac).
I have written a patch that allows skipping the fast platform detection. I'll commit it as soon as I've cleaned it up.