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If I converted TS to .NET Core (which would be trivial), I could run the engine pretty much anywhere - Linux, iOS, Windows, Android, or Mac. I can't create a universal UI, though. Deployment would also be platform-specific.

For desktop, I've been pondering a command-line version but I'm guessing most people would be turned off if there wasn't a graphical frontend.

On Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 2:03 PM Matthew Lynn <lynnm@...> wrote:

I've had good luck with CrossOver supporting Windows applications,?in general. It can be a bit hit and miss sometimes, but it has gotten better in the last 10 years or so. MUCH better. Especially with a lot of developing starting to become OS-agnostic. Build once, use it everywhere...

Matt

On Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 2:52 PM David Anderson <factus10@...> wrote:

Sigh. At least I have an old Windows machine for things like this.

On Jul 3, 2020, at 1:16 PM, Matthew Lynn <lynnm@...> wrote:

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If you're looking to run TS on Linux...

I've had very good results using Codeweavers CrossOver to run TS5.1 on Linux. Very stable on CrossOver.

TS5.2 WON'T run on CrossOver, the .Net requirement is not able to be gotten around, and .Net3.0, which is built into Windows, is a requirement for all leter versions on .Net.

You may have similar?results on Mac, but I haven't tried it.

Matt Lynn

On Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 11:10 AM Bruce Gulke <brucegulke@...> wrote:

I'd never heard of AppImage until now, but from what I can see I'd have to rewrite TS to run on Linux before using this. It's not multi-platform in the "Windows/Mac/Linux" sense but cross-platform for Linux distributions.

Multi-platform desktop is something I've considered but mobile has priority?over that.

On Fri, Jul 3, 2020 at 6:26 AM Michael Long via <mlong7_99=[email protected]> wrote:

Has anyone tried to build an appimage version.? I am not a programmer, but it looks promising from a working on different platforms perspective.