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I believe there're many Linux users who share GOG DRM-free principles and would like to use GOG Galaxy. I understand that Linux gaming community isn't big enough to spend much many on it but I see similarity in GOG 2.0 and Lutris concepts which might be interesting. For thoose who doesn't know what is Lutris - it's an app which allows to run on Linux gaming launchers (GOG, Steam, EGS, Origin, etc.) and any games which are available in theese launchers. What I think is that GOG can use Lutris to provide Windows games on Linux that is especially convenient concidering GOG 2.0 all-launchers-in-one-app selling point. So many people can't play games because they love Linux a bit more than games. But what if they can play games?