GOG’s owner attacks Windows while Linux support is explored
Windows Central • • technology
Key Points:
- Michał Kiciński, the new owner of GOG and co-founder of CD Projekt Red, openly criticized Windows as "poor-quality software" and expressed surprise at its long market presence.
- Due to his frustrations with Windows, Kiciński has switched to using macOS and only interacts with Windows when helping family members with their computers.
- These remarks highlight a broader dissatisfaction among PC gamers with Windows, particularly regarding AI integration, upselling, and unwanted services, fueling interest in alternative operating systems like Linux.
- GOG's managing director, Maciej Gołębiewski, indicated that the company is considering Linux support, reflecting the growing importance of alternative platforms for PC game storefronts.
- Kiciński's blunt
