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Only the command-line tools. https://docs.darlinghq.org/known-working-software.html https://docs.darlinghq.org/known-working-software.html

• Animats 3y ago
  Nice, but all those already run on Linux.
  • realusername 3y ago
    I think it still could be useful to build ios apps and upload them if that's possible in the command line.
    • LtWorf 3y ago
      How to get banned from apple store in 1 easy step!
      • realusername 3y ago
        I've done enough app uploads to know it's also half broken on a real Mac, so I would not worry about that.
  • glitchc 3y ago
    Since when?
    • Animats 3y ago
      Everything on that list except XCode has a Linux version.
      • saurik 3y ago
        So the big thing is that you can use the command line xcbuild and also often need access to the asset bundlers (which are not open source).
        • Animats 3y ago
          That's actually useful. I need the asset bundlers so I can build for MacOS without having a Mac. I already build Rust programs for Linux and Windows on Linux.