There was also an FX!32 for Linux. But I think it may have only included the interpreter part and left out the transpiler part. My memory is vague on the detail

There was also an FX!32 for Linux. But I think it may have only included the interpreter part and left out the transpiler part. My memory is vague on the details. I do remember that I tried to use it to run the x86 Netscape binary for Linux on a surplus Alpha with RedHat Linux. It worked, but so slowly that a contemporary Python-based web browser had similar performance. In practice, I settled on running Netscape from a headless 486 based PC and displaying remotely on the Alpha's desktop over ethernet. That was much more usable.