I wish GOG’s client was native to Linux, but in lieu of that Heroic is the next best client I have tried.

I want to track time played with GOG.
I want to track achievements with GOG.
I want to chat with my friends via the overlay.
I want cloud sync for my Linux games (only available for game installed as Windows application, means buying a Linux native game pointless).
Because I like GOG’s client.
Because I want to use GOG’s client.
Because I am human and my resons are not solely on logic but emotions as well.

Heroic is a great client but I want to use GOG’s client. That should be reason enough.

Le Chat, Mistral AI.

Trying it out now and flash response is a winner for me

At that point you may as well have used the search engine in the first place.

I was going to respond to this but I think you did so yourself:

I have asked searchy type questions and got some interesting links back which I probably wouldn’t have found on a normal web search with the terms I was using

I think they work as supplements and not replacements. As any tool, they have their use and (for me) can enhance my searching. But I would not replace it with only LLM. (Altough I have never had any great luck with ChatGPT and links, they never work - as in ChatGPT give me an anchor element without any link. It’s better at providing me search terms and concepts to look up for what I need.)

A native Linux client for GOG’s platform is a bare minimum one should except.