Ask where you can find the download link for the games.

I'm not going to pick a fight with them. :P

I've said over and over I'm not a Steam hater, I just think GOG has waaay more to offer me (and the folks in the forum are the best friends anyone could have), that being said I don't hang around Steam and pester them about why they aren't more like GOG and I'm puzzled why people come in here and do it. YES there is confusion at first, people have questions, and I'm fine with that, but once they find out there is a difference they linger here and moan about it. :P Hey man, if you prefer Steam go to it and God Bless; I'll stay here, we'll stay out of each others way, and the world will be rich with peace and harmony! :D

It's a new technology, still in early-Alpha. They're having difficulty with the whole "install it without an active internet connection" thing.

it's always said that dogs are peoples best friends, are you saying the folk in this forum are dogs!?

This is not a good thing.

I'm pretty sure I found its existance without difficulty. Can't remember how, but I did.

Then again, I'm awesome, and it would seem OP is not.

<-- I'm okay with that. ; )

it depends how many games (mainly newer) you own ;) I really want some automatic downloader of all those patches...

Now that I've used Galaxy for a bit, I think I prefer just using the downloader.

It's super convenient and much faster than Galaxy is. Plus it actually lets me back up my games- my biggest fear of Galaxy now is that I won't be able to just get the Exe's anymore.

I used to have this client downloaded. Did a system restore, lost it and forgot about it. When i came back to activate The Witcher 3 i though i was going to download the client as well so it was strange to me that there wasn't a download option on GOG apart from the downloader. End of story.

I'm only sorry I used the curtains to wipe afterwards, that was just unnecessary

GOG has said that getting the installers will be possible as they have always been, but who knows, when 90% of the userbase use the one-click-download-and-install and only the old guard bothers to download the installers (and even then, in many cases just for backup and even they primarily use the simple way to actually install the games), maybe they'll give that up too.

Got to remember software programmers are usually not the same as your web developers. Galaxy has restored my faith in the GOG programmers, their web team though is a little scary honestly. Galaxy is surprising good for an alpha.
If your in the beta for Galaxy, it should be under your library. It has improved a lot since it was first let out to the beta testers. For the recent updates you have to grab it again from the site anyway.

+1
Everything else is a waste of programmers time.
"Evolution" doesn't mean improvement, especially from customer point of view.