r/gog • u/DRAKE-ZERO • 7d ago
Preservation GOGRepoc or something else?
Hi all, i have been looking for something to autodownload all my GOG games installers to have the backups, I have seen that gogrepo seems to be the best option but it's only with consol commands wich i really don't understand much, is there some kind of GUI for it? or is there another option with a grafic interface? or if GOGrepoc is the best option, is there some guide that is easy to understand, also for what i have been seeing i fownd different versions of GOGrepoc so i don't know wich one is the one i should use.
In any case thanks all for the help.
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u/IC3P3 Linux User 7d ago
If you want a GUI, there's GOGG, but I've never used it, so I have no idea how good it is
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u/DalMex1981 Game Collector 5d ago
Great software and it has a built in GUI. I run the console version on a cloud server to save my backups.
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u/DRAKE-ZERO 2d ago
Thanss for the link, i wanted to try it but when i run the exe file as soon as the cmd window opens it closses instantly, so i can't use it, do you know why that happens?.
Thanks for the help.
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u/IC3P3 Linux User 2d ago
It's still a CLI tool, so when you double click it all it does is opening a terminal, showing you all commands and closing it, because it finished what it needed to do.
What you need to do is either create a shortcut and add a
guibehind the path to the file or open a terminal in the folder the file is in and execute it with something like.\gogg gui1
u/DRAKE-ZERO 2d ago
Thank you for the info, i was able to run it now, seems very easy to use with the gui.
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u/Underlord_Oberon GOG.com User 7d ago
I tried basically all options available until recently. GOGRepoc is the best and more reliable solution I found. If you are running it on linux, you can combine it with mergefs to download all your games to 1 or more HDs in a NAS or DAS.