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Posted March 12, 2015
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tburger: Adding Linux installers is very nice idea BUT flawed by the fact that you cannot download them via GOG Downloader. I tried to download Deponia using Palemoon/FF but it is 1.4 GB = 5h (with 1 Megabyte/s in Downloader). I gave up.
Hopefuly GOG Galaxy will solve the problem.
You can try using lgogdownloader.
Posted March 12, 2015
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tburger: Adding Linux installers is very nice idea BUT flawed by the fact that you cannot download them via GOG Downloader. I tried to download Deponia using Palemoon/FF but it is 1.4 GB = 5h (with 1 Megabyte/s in Downloader). I gave up.
Hopefuly GOG Galaxy will solve the problem.
It will, as download support for games and content is already present in the current alpha build now. I don't believe they have a Linux client available yet but they will in time and presumably the feature set will be identical between platforms modulo time to implement + test. I tested this functionality out yesterday with a few games and it pretty much replaces GOG Downloader's functionality completely. One cool thing is that you can download extras individually if you prefer instead of all of them at once which is nice too.
Posted March 12, 2015
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skeletonbow: One cool thing is that you can download extras individually if you prefer instead of all of them at once which is nice too.
You can do this with the downloader too.
Posted March 12, 2015
Okay, some posts here mention some kind of bug with the update flags, With the Tex Murphy Linux flags, since I don't currently use Linux, I just clicked on each of those packages twice and those flags disappeared when looking at GOG.com (Home).

When I open the Library page, though, I still show 2 updates (yet, there is no indication at the top of the bookshelves that there are any such updates). Also, if I put the mouse over Account, there is a 2 next to Library that won't go away (also, only when viewing my Library). Do I need to click twice on everything on my bookshelves, to clear whatever flags those are?
Post edited March 12, 2015 by PKodon
Posted March 12, 2015
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PKodon: Okay, some posts here mention some kind of bug with the update flags, With the Tex Murphy Linux flags, since I don't currently use Linux, I just clicked on each of those packages twice and those flags disappeared when looking at GOG.com (Home).

When I open the Library page, though, I still show 2 updates (yet, there is no indication at the top of the bookshelves that there are any such updates). Also, if I put the mouse over Account, there is a 2 next to Library that won't go away. Do I need to click twice on everything on my bookshelves, to clear whatever flags those are?
If you can figure out how to make the update flags reflect reality you'd end up being wiser than anyone I think. :)
Posted March 12, 2015
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skeletonbow: If you can figure out how to make the update flags reflect reality you'd end up being wiser than anyone I think. :)
Well, after clicking on all 316 of my game packages, it still has a 2 there at the top of the Library page, and next to Library (under Account) -- so, no, that doesn't work.
Posted March 12, 2015
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PKodon: Okay, some posts here mention some kind of bug with the update flags, With the Tex Murphy Linux flags, since I don't currently use Linux, I just clicked on each of those packages twice and those flags disappeared when looking at GOG.com (Home).

When I open the Library page, though, I still show 2 updates (yet, there is no indication at the top of the bookshelves that there are any such updates). Also, if I put the mouse over Account, there is a 2 next to Library that won't go away (also, only when viewing my Library). Do I need to click twice on everything on my bookshelves, to clear whatever flags those are?
Some people believe that GOG is an internet store that sells video games.
That is just a cover story.
In reality, GOG is a point-&-click adventure game, and the puzzle you have mentioned is one of the more difficult ones to unravel (although there are others even more dastardly).
Alas, no one has written a comprehensive walkthough yet.

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skeletonbow: If you can figure out how to make the update flags reflect reality you'd end up being wiser than anyone I think. :)
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PKodon: Well, after clicking on all 316 of my game packages, it still has a 2 there at the top of the Library page, and next to Library (under Account) -- so, no, that doesn't work.
Did you try reloading the page?
Post edited March 12, 2015 by mrkgnao
Posted March 12, 2015
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PKodon: Well, after clicking on all 316 of my game packages, it still has a 2 there at the top of the Library page, and next to Library (under Account) -- so, no, that doesn't work.
You could try logging out, exiting your browser, re-opening your browser and logging in again.
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mrkgnao: Some people believe that GOG is an internet store that sells video games.
That is just a cover story.
In reality, GOG is a point-&-click adventure game, and the puzzle you have mentioned is one of the more difficult ones to unravel (although there are others even more dastardly).
Alas, no one has written a comprehensive walkthough yet.
Considering that it seems to be different/random for each user, I'll insist on GOG also being a roguelike.
Post edited March 12, 2015 by Grargar
Posted March 12, 2015
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Grargar: You could try logging out, exiting your browser, re-opening your browser and logging in again.
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mrkgnao: Some people believe that GOG is an internet store that sells video games.
That is just a cover story.
In reality, GOG is a point-&-click adventure game, and the puzzle you have mentioned is one of the more difficult ones to unravel (although there are others even more dastardly).
Alas, no one has written a comprehensive walkthough yet.
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Grargar: Considering that it seems to be different/random for each user, I'll insist on GOG also being a roguelike.
LOL!!!
Posted March 12, 2015
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Grargar: You could try logging out, exiting your browser, re-opening your browser and logging in again.

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They could also reboot their system, just to be on the safe side.
Posted March 12, 2015
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HypersomniacLive: They could also reboot their system, just to be on the safe side.
Or even do a System Restore.
Posted March 12, 2015
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Grargar: Or even do a System Restore.
Followed by chkdsk /f.
Posted March 13, 2015
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Grargar: Or even do a System Restore.
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HypersomniacLive: Followed by chkdsk /f.
And by a nice defragmentation.
Post edited March 13, 2015 by Grargar
Posted March 13, 2015
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Grargar: Considering that it seems to be different/random for each user, I'll insist on GOG also being a roguelike.
Cool, a gaming store with permadeath.
Posted March 13, 2015
Someone should totally whip up a GOG store/community/cultural RPG with RPG Maker some day, it could be a riot. There has to be a couple hundred of you out there that bought one of those RPG maker/game designer bundles so get crackin! :)
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