GFSGL 0.92.1 review

GFSGL is a program that makes running and installing games (and other programs) easy under Linux and other Uniix-like operating syste

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 0K Developer: Eskild Hustvedt

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GFSGL is a program that makes running and installing games (and other programs) easy under Linux and other Uniix-like operating systems.

GFSGL can autodetect installers in your CD-ROM drives (both native to Linux and those run through Wine/Cedega).

GFSGL can launch many different games including native, Wine, and ScummVM games. It has both a console and a graphical interface.

Here are some key features of "GFSGL":
Auto detect Installers on your cd-rom drives (Native and Windows) and launch them
Make use of autorun.inf/autorun.ini files
Run native Linux, Windows, ScummVM and other emulated games using either the command line UI or the Graphical UI (games that are not native requires third party software).

GFSGL will auto detect all options in it's configuration file.

It defaults to using cedega/winex3/cvswinex/winex/Crossover Office/wine as Windows compatbility layer but can be told to use any command.

The default emulator for other games have no default value. You may also select emulation command on a per-game basis, and it has support for launching ScummVM games. Your games are kept in a database at ~/.gfsgl/ along with your configuration files.

What's New in This Release:
Minor changes to the generated launch scripts, major improvements to the KDE interface, and a few minor fixes to the GMT_wine gmod.