GeForce NOW Electron

Unofficial GeForce NOW application written in Electron

by hmlendea

Internet & CommunicationFree software· GPL-3.0-onlyRecently updated on FlathubAll ages

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About

Unofficial Linux Desktop client for Nvidia's GeForce NOW game streaming service.

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Project

Developer
hmlendea
Publisher
Ken VanDine
License
GPL-3.0 (free software)What this license lets you do

Install

Available via
Flatpak · Snap (3) · Arch Linux (2) · Lutris
All 7 packagings

Flathub (Flatpak), Snap Store, Snap Store (Candidate build), Snap Store (Nightly build), AUR, AUR (Bin build), Lutris (Gfn-electron Flatpak build)

Flatpak sandbox
Some access

Runs in a sandbox, with access to some of your files or devices.

What it can access
  • Can access all devices, including cameras and USB
  • Reads files in /run/udev
  • Uses the internet
  • Plays and records audio

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Sources
Sources disagree on the name: geforcenowelectron / geforcenow
Catalog data as of
October 12, 2026
How each source lists it (9)
SourceNameVersionBuilt byLicenseDescription
Flathub (Flatpak)GeForce NOW Electron3.0.4—GPL-3.0Unofficial GeForce NOW application written in Electron
Snap StoreGeForce Now2.0.87.130—GPL-3.0+GeForce NOW
Snap Store (Candidate build)GeForce Now2.0.87.130—GPL-3.0+GeForce NOW
Snap Store (Nightly build)GeForce Now2.0.88.129—GPL-3.0+GeForce NOW
Snap StoreGeForce NOW1.10.0—GPL-3.0Linux Desktop client for Nvidia's GeForce NOW game streaming service
Snap Store (Nightly build)GeForce NOW1.2.0—GPL-3.0Linux Desktop client for Nvidia's GeForce NOW game streaming service
AURgeforcenow-electron2.2.0-2—GPL-3.0-onlyLinux desktop client for GeForce NOW, using Electron
AUR (Bin build)geforcenow-electron-bin3.0.4-1Community repackGPL-3.0-onlyUnofficial desktop client for Nvidia GeForce NOW on Linux, delivering a native Electron-based experience with Wayland support, Steam Deck integration, and optional Discord rich presence.
Lutris (Gfn-electron Flatpak build)GeForce NOW———GeForce Now is a brand used by three cloud gaming services offered by Nvidia.
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