An open-source GOG.com downloader for Linux users which uses the same API as the official GOGDownloader.
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LGOGDownloader can download purchased games, query GOG.com to see if game files have changed, as well as downloading extras such as artwork and manuals. It is capable of downloading language-specific installers for games where they exist.
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These games are currently offered only for the Microsoft Windows\[rg] and Apple OS X\[rg] operating systems. To play these games under GNU/Linux will require a compatibility layer such as Wine. Usage of such a program is outside the scope of this document.
For both languages and platforms, the default behavior is to download all enabled ones.
The \fBlanguage-priority\fB and \fBplatform-priority\fB switches enable a priority-based mode: only the first matching one will be downloaded.
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For example, setting \fBlanguage\fB to 5 means both French and English will be downloaded (if available) for all games. Setting \fBlanguage-priority\fB to 4,1 means that the French version (and only that one) will be downloaded if available, and if not, the English version will be downloaded.
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You're allowed to "stack" codes in the priority string if needed. If you set \fBlanguage-priority\fB 132,1 it means it'll download both Spanish (128) and French (4) versions if they are available, and the English (1) one only if none of French and Spanish are available.
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Ideally the \fBlanguage\fB and \fBplatform\fB settings should match the sum of all enabled codes in the "priority" versions. If they don't, they'll be overrided with a warning.