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I like this project, and really appreciate that there's a Linux version. Looks very polished, friendly and inviting, so kudos. Maybe some code samples could be
by partycoder 9y ago
I like this project, and really appreciate that there's a Linux version. Looks very polished, friendly and inviting, so kudos.
Maybe some code samples could be a good addition.
I used a similar program to learn assembly, GNUSim8085, targeting the Intel 8085 architecture and is packaged for most distros.
- userbinator 9y agoTo be able to use VisUAL, your system must be compatible with the Java 8 Runtime Environment Theoretically it should run on any platform with a JVM, although the lack of a JAR download (as well as 32-bit Windows) is a little odd. Edit: I can confirm that the 64-bit Windows download consists of mostly a 64-bit JRE (56MB) and a JAR (<5MB), the latter of which works on 32-bit Windows too.
- partycoder 9y agoYes, I realized after a while that it was in fact a Java application since context menus have the default Java look and feel.