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They have somehow managed to write a 500-word article on their project, advertising that it's "built native", without mentioning which platforms it runs on. Th

They have somehow managed to write a 500-word article on their project, advertising that it's "built native", without mentioning which platforms it runs on. The answer appears to be "only macOS, maybe Windows later".

bit_4l 9y ago
We planned to release a Windows version in Jan 2018. Unfortunately, we got trouble with Swift compiler on Windows (not officially supported, only Linux and Unix). We decided not to wait for Swift and rebuild all the whole thing in C/C#. That takes longer so we hope to release it soon
- BerislavLopac 9y ago
  So why is there no Linux version?
  - bit_4l 9y ago
    Because Linux has too many distros. We didn't decide to use Gnome or C/C++ to build the interface. Since the team is very small, we have to focus on our best.
- antaviana 9y ago
  So you are using Swift for the UI layer in macOS and WPF for the UI layer in Windows?