GOG has announced that it is working on native support for Linux through its GOG Galaxy desktop client. Recently, a job listing was shared seeking a senior software engineer to assist with this initiative. In a response during a Reddit AMA, GOG’s team confirmed that efforts to develop this functionality are already in progress, although no specific timeline was provided.
Michał Kiciński, GOG’s founder and CEO, expressed his enthusiasm for Linux, stating, "personally, I’m a big fan of Linux." The job description highlights Linux as the "next major frontier" for gaming, reflecting its rising significance in the gaming community. This sentiment is echoed by the ongoing shift in the PC gaming landscape, particularly as Windows becomes increasingly laden with features that users may not desire.
While GOG’s plans remain early-stage and specifics are scarce, Kiciński affirmed that the company recognizes Linux’s growing popularity among gamers. He reiterated that development has commenced and promised that GOG Galaxy will eventually support the platform.
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