D:OS should remain in your library, along with the EE. New purchases of the EE should provide the original release, as well (haven't seen that confirmed for GOG).
Well, I can confirm this is *not* the case with GOG, apparently. I'm quite sure I bought the classic version (it works on my other Vista-computer, after all). But nowhere in my library at GOG do I still see that classical version anymore. Only the enhanced version is there. It could be, I set all my games on 'auto-update' with the galaxy-gog thing there, but not with the expectation it would become unworkable, then...
Steam seems to have the right approach, giving both versions, so I don't know why GOG doesn't do the same. I mean, it's a nice gesture to offer the enhanced version to all that had the old one, but it's little use if I can't play it anymore afterwards.
Anyway, its not Larian's fault, so I guess I'll contact GOG first about it.
Edit: it would be nice to know if GOG actually does provide two versions too, normally. (Just as steam does). In that case, I would know there has been a botch-up somewhere. However, if it's the normal practise of GOG to *replace* the classic version with the enhanced version, though, I'm not sure what to do. I think I'll just demand they revert it back, then, since I'm not planning on changing my OS any time soon.
