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According to their documentation, the _only_ desktop platform they support natively (that is, without something like electron) is windows 10: > Other platforms

According to their documentation, the _only_ desktop platform they support natively (that is, without something like electron) is windows 10: > Other platforms such as Windows 7 & 8, MacOS, and Linux can be targeted using a web wrapper solution like Electron. That's interesting, but Macos/linux support are a hard requirement for what I work on professionally / side projects though. Windows support isn't.

s_y_n_t_a_x 8y ago
They support UWP which includes all modern Windows environments (Windows 10, Xbox One, Windows Mixed Reality) There is experimental support for MacOS, but it's actually very far along, close to being usable for production if not already. Linux support isn't very widespread for many cross-platform technologies in the first place, so Electron is the best bet there. Maybe someone will make a react-qt project.
- ckcheng 8y ago
  > Maybe someone will make a react-qt project. There's https://github.com/status-im/react-native-desktop https://github.com/status-im/react-native-desktop It'd be nice to have a React Native for GTK though. There's https://github.com/Place1/react-native-gtk https://github.com/Place1/react-native-gtk but it's abandoned. React Native for GTK might get ReactXP natively onto Linux: https://github.com/Microsoft/reactxp/issues/41 https://github.com/Microsoft/reactxp/issues/41