GameHub is another game launcher available for Linux, one we've talked briefly about before, and it just recently had quite a nice looking update. Another easy way for you to keep all your games together in one place. Regardless of them being from Steam, GOG, Humble Store, itch.io, Emulation, Wine / Proton and more plus support for DLC from stores like GOG.
While we also have Lutris which is similar and Minigalaxy just for GOG, competition is good for everyone and I have to admit that GameHub certainly looks good and frankly the user experience on GameHub seems better and a bit less overwhelming.
Some of the new Tweaks you can find in GameHub from this release:
Full changelog for GameHub 0.16.0-1:
- Fixes for updated GOG and Humble Bundle APIs
- Initial itch.io support
- More UI customization options
- Additional properties for games (command line, workdir)
- Tweaks (automatically applies env variables and command line overrides depending on game's platform and compatibility layer)
- Official Steam artwork as new images provider for non-Steam games
- Bugfixes, performance improvements, updated translations
See more on the official site / GitHub.
Some you may have missed, popular articles from the last month:
Quoting: JuliusAUR still seems to have the old version only?for latest version use gamehub-git
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Quoting: TorqachuQuoting: JuliusAUR still seems to have the old version only?for latest version use gamehub-git
Quoting: TorqachuQuoting: JuliusAUR still seems to have the old version only?for latest version use gamehub-git
When I wrote that, it was also still referencing an older version. But now I got an update notification so it seems to be solved :)
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Quoting: legluondunetHonestly?Quoting: kokoko3kLutris, on the other side, is very ugly :(
Really?
I don't think so, it has a dark theme and you can hide left and right panel to keep only the thumbs view.
Yes, imho it is ugly, but I'm glad you're enjoying it.
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