Also some of GoG's releases are questionable, i.e. mastered from pirated copies... Descent II being evident with CD tracks starting seconds misaligned as if they mastered from an Alcohol 120% image. Malformed timestamps are also evident in most of them. You'd know this if your 1991 game is dated specifically December 24, 1996 or in the late 2000's.
Not me. I already own all the old games I care about in physical form. I don't need to own them again in a "fixed by gog scientit's" InnoSetup+DOSBox/ScummVM/GlideWrapper/DdrawWrapper form. If I needed convenience, i'd CloneCD/VGACopy all of it to an external for backup and copying from for virtual mounting.
Also some of GoG's releases are questionable, i.e. mastered from pirated copies... Descent II being evident with CD tracks starting seconds misaligned as if they mastered from an Alcohol 120% image. Malformed timestamps are also evident in most of them. You'd know this if your 1991 game is dated specifically December 24, 1996 or in the late 2000's.
I'd also have to dodge their referral links since they have this spamcouraging affiliate program.