Yes, you're right. I had already blocked out that version...

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Thank you both for the explanation/information. :-)

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Game pages look either empty (lots of blank space) or cluttered to me. Concerning "cluttered": They are informations about the game, of course. But to me it feels like those informations are thrown in my face, not simply shown to me. It will take some getting used to.
When a design choice makes you rethink if you want to wander and see if you may find something for you, it is sad. I like wandering gog too. It seems to be more difficult now to just stumble across something. I can't explain it.
We will see, if there will be adjustments of some kind. Or maybe just option choices one could select according to their preferences (again: I don't know about these internet things, so I don't know, if that is actually possible or an "all or nothing" kind of thing).

For/To me this "Curated collections" section is a good idea. I would like if they would add something like an art+music focused collection, I just don't know if that would be interesting for enough people, especially since art+music isn't all that important for playing a game and it might be difficult to come to a consensus about what the definition of "noteworthy" art/music is I guess. Same goes for a collection of games which involve cards (mechanics) in some way, although at least this would be about actual gameplay not "just" looks/audio.

We will see what other/additional changes might come (or not).

Besides the new wording "In Library" also the GOG values have disappeared from the front page, like fair price policy, advantages of DRM free and so on...

It's part of the new FCK VLS initiative.

You're welcome, always a pleasure to try to help :)

Yeah, having an option is possible. Gmail did an update lately, clearly oriented towards smartphones/tablets and... you have 3 choices of display ! Something like "default" (= tablet, smartphone), "normal" (slightly condensed and more functional but still clearly oriented "tablet/smartphone"), "compact" (the one I choose : what looks the most like a convenient mail inbox, but still with this tablet spirit.). But this asks for lot of work for the webdesigner for what I know : things must go well for each option user can choose :P

"Curated collections" are not a bad idea, I do agree.... but only if we can get GOG mixes back :P (which is planed I read somewhere from a blue in the forum) Because... Even if I like the idea of "official" suggested lists related to some themes, the GOGmixes were really interesting and usefull, and it was from GOGers (which created another kind link towards other GOG users = more the feeling of a community sharing their passion about gaming).
But yeah, curation lists can be a good thing too, especially if they try to create "original" lists. For me "good" or "bad" things are always subjective... Music, games etc... so why not a "game worth playing and who have a good soundtracks" list ? (following your example) If the idea is to suggest what GOG thinks is interesting, why not ? Like for game testers, not everyone think/feel the same, so that's not a problem for me if they do some thematic suggestion :)
If I had to choose between the two, without hesitation I would take GOGMixes. If we can have both... well that's nice !

Yeah, we'll see ! If there are changes, it'll certainly takes some time unfortunately : webdesign isn't easy :P

Edit : Here you can see 3 screenshot of the view options in gmail :
https://9to5google.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/04/new-gmail-view-1.jpg?quality=82&strip=all
https://9to5google.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/04/new-gmail-view-2.jpg?quality=82&strip=all
https://9to5google.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/04/new-gmail-view-3.jpg?quality=82&strip=all

I tried to compare Windows and Linux user experience with the platform. Yes, installer is the most important thing, it's our freedom to run our games as we like (online, offline, on main PC or old laptop without linking it to gog ecosystem). So that's the only equal service for M$ and Tux. Everything else is lacking while Steam gives same access to its features.

Anyone knows why there's still no galaxy for Linux and if it is still on roadmap?

So "choose a view" would be possible if you have the "manpower" to do and maintain it.

I liked the gog mixes too, but they were usually outdated. I think I remember that it was mostly due to this function being disabled sometime in the past. Now that the "big change" took place, maybe gog will add the ability to create gog mixes again, when everything concerning the "big change" is "wrapped up".

Yep. And the will of course ;)

Some GOGmixes were outdated, some... weren't that useful, but... some were really nice too : to discover good games with a nice little review, to know where to find the manual of some games, etc... I was using them regularly and I miss them :S
That's possible. Yeah, I hope so ! I saw a blue saying they wanted to put it back : that's a good sign :) (even if of course we don't know when :P)

A blue said that and at least two people reported being told by support that they won't be, so...
Indeed. THAT is even more worrying. Though hardly surprising. GOG hasn't stood for much of anything, bar maybe DRM free for single player and if you accept cut down versions of some games and being behind on updates on many others, in years.

:S
Well, "wait and see" I guess for now :P

Then again, both may be true. What I gathered from that blue comment was more along the lines of these new "curated collections" being opened to users eventually and replacing mixes that way, but at the moment these collections seem to just lead to a search output, possibly a somewhat complex one, in catalog, no place for comments, ratings or custom sorting.

I don't like this site redesign any more than the next person, but I can't see gog ditching Linux support. For a start, it is the developers that choose which platforms to support, not the distributor. If platform independent APIs (like opengl) are chosen then it makes no sense not to have a Linux version. I mean seriously, could you imagine a situation where Steam have all versions available, but gog don't support Linux because ...um well they can't be bothered – I can't see that happening.

The most annoying addition I have found with the new site design is that Pale Moon support appears to be broken now. The site just seems to hang when I attempt to sign in through Pale Moon, but I find the browser to be otherwise reliable.

Because when they mentioned galaxy first, and some users (like me) gave them some advice how to proceed about its development, they knew better, and did it other way...

basically their developers are clowns, seems luckily the most talented ones are hacking old games to work on new systems, which I hope will stay like that, but the galaxy and web teams are pathetic on my scale of programming skills rating.

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And about "still on roadmap", no, it's officially on hiatus with no action in near future planned. May get reconsidered later. Personally I don't expect it to happen within next 3y even if they would want, and at this moment they don't.

Dear Moderator, censorship and abusing of edit privileges should be reserved for cursing and abusive behavior.
Dear GOG, please fire your new website designer.

I don't need game videos to load when I am just browsing products. (the little "buttons" for lack of a better word)
I need game pages that aren't broken and load as they should.

100 % dislike. looks like humblebundle now. Oveview completely destroyed. Old design was much more efficient and faster. I did not have to scroll over the whole screen to watch screenshots. Now everything is mega modern, but looks extremely ineffcient. WHY? WHY? destroy something working only to proove that the website design unit is still needed? It WAS already optimized. Changes just to do SOMETHING never lead to good results. Optimisation means finding energy minimum, not doing something becaus we NEED new design because everybody does it now....