It’s an interesting idea, but what makes this better/different than Heroic, Lutris, and other “integrate with Steam” things?
I guess with Heroic, I have to install the games before they can be added to Steam. 🤔
Main goal here is having everything directly integrated into steam. Being able to see your full GOG/Epic Library directly in steam and install games without leaving the steam interface.
(neat tho)
Fuck Epic Games Store.
Buying up users with free games is a trash strategy, and I will not use it on Steam Deck, when their CEO actively stops games running on Linux.
How does it compare with Lutris?
I’m definitely going to try this but I need to know, will my login details be remembered or do I have to re-login every few weeks like heroic? which honestly does my head in when trying to do it on the deck interface.
Can this be used on Linux PC? Other than on steamdeck?
The installation guide specifies Steam Deck, but I don’t see anything that can’t be done on a Linux pc.
I use Lutris and Steam to cover everything and it works great. Don’t see a need to unify on desktop Linux, unlike the Steam deck.
Looks neat but I’ll wait until they fix the filtering and tabmaster incompatibility
Nice, it would be nice to streamline the process of installing and launching non-Steam games. It’s a multi-step process for me right now.
Looks pretty neat, will definitely be trying it out
How is this compared to https://github.com/moraroy/NonSteamLaunchers-On-Steam-Deck
NonSteamLaunchers still requires you to use another launcher to manage Epic/GoG games. The main goal with this one (as far as I understand) is that all the games show up in tabs in your steam library, and can be installed directly without an external app.
quick question, @Fubarberry@sopuli.xyz: does this support installing DLC alongside games?
No idea unfortunately, I don’t actually own any dlc on Epic/Gog.
