Platform Support?

[Brand]

Is there any chance of cross platform support.

I looked around and did not see any mention of it.

Linux support would be nice.

[Sigil]

Mac support would also be good to see.

[rob]

Hero Lab will initially be a native Windows application. However, it runs beautifully on an Intel-based Mac under Parallels and ran fine when we last checked it under VirtualPC on a non-Intel Mac.

Native support for Linux and/or the Mac is something that we just don't have the staff to accomplish. We're a tiny company and don't have the resources to dedicate to the other platforms. However, we strive to make sure our products run smoothly under the Mac emulators, as mentioned above.

-Rob

At 02:03 PM 11/13/2006, you wrote:

Is there any chance of cross platform support.

I looked around and did not see any mention of it.

Linux support would be nice.

[Giddoen]

Thanks Rob, my macbook thanks you!

Giddoen

[matriks]

Hello!
I've an army builder license...now i've buy a macbook...how can i do to download a mac version and use my license on it?

Thank you!

Sorry wrong forum!!!

[digitaldrake]

Just wanted to let the OP know; it runs well under wine.

I recently went full-time Ubuntu linux on one of my machines. Installed it and it ran just great with no problems getting data or anything I need it to do.

I know its not native, but it works just as well as if you were running it on a windoze box.

[rushtong]

Originally Posted by digitaldrake

Just wanted to let the OP know; it runs well under wine.

I recently went full-time Ubuntu linux on one of my machines. Installed it and it ran just great with no problems getting data or anything I need it to do.

I know its not native, but it works just as well as if you were running it on a windoze box.

I've had good luck running this under wine on mac osx as well, except for one small problem. HeroLab's internet connection doesn't seem to work at all so everything has to be downloaded and updated manually. Aside from that, it works great.