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gog-install - Install GOG.com games from .sh archives
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Description
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*gog-install* is a command line tool for installing your
GNU/Linux-compatible DRM-free games purchased on the `GOG.com`_ online
store. It allows one to install the games without running the
self-extractable ``.sh`` archive and the graphical installer.

This tool was created for the following reasons:

- I dislike graphical interfaces;
- I use a game controller-only box without mouse and keyboard (so it
  would be boring to use a graphical installed, even with remote
  display);
- I avoid to run proprietary code on my computer (no choice for games,
  so I use `Firejail`_ but I prefer a cleaner solution if possible).

**This client is not supported in any way by GOG.com !**

.. _GOG.com: https://gog.com
.. _Firejail: https://firejail.wordpress.com/

Installation
============

You can always install the latest version from PyPi using:

.. code-block:: bash

   $ pip install gog-client

Using an archive, this software can be installed using

.. code-block:: bash

   $ python setup.py install

Usage
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.. code-block:: bash

   $ gog-install /path/to/archive_from_gog.sh

The game will be extracted to ``/opt/GOG Games`` (use ``--install-dir``
to select the target directory).

The game can be launched with:

.. code-block:: bash

   $ /opt/GOG Games/Fancy Name of the Game/start.sh

There is nothing pointing to this directory (.desktop files, symbolic
links or scripts ``/usr/local/bin``, etc), so you can freely rename or
move the directory containing the game.

Dependencies
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- Python3 (at least 3.4)

Download
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* Version 0.1.2: http://chadok.info/gog-install/gog-install-0.1.2.tar.gz
* Darcs repository: http://hub.darcs.net/oschwand/gog-install/

Bugs and comments
=================

Please submit bug reports on the `issues tracker`_.

.. _issues tracker: http://hub.darcs.net/oschwand/gog-install/issues

Licence
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Humble is free software, released under the term of the GPLv3+.

Copyright 2016 Olivier Schwander <olivier.schwander@ens-lyon.org>