4 ms·

Is it still proprietary and Windows-only?

• futurecat 2y ago
  it seems so, yes.
• bolognafairy 2y ago
  This is something you could easily see for yourself, so this is certainly a rhetorical question. To which I’ll respond: the world doesn’t owe it to you to make all software usable on your operating system of choice. There’s no freedom in that.
  • opan 2y ago
    I'm quite happy with irssi, just figured it was worth checking. Lots of stuff becomes free software if it sticks around long enough. Blender is a big one that was originally proprietary, I believe. I did check Wikipedia before posting and "get my answer", but I also considered that it could be out-of-date, or that there could be something in the works that the loyal users would know about, maybe a blog post about plans to liberate it in the future. Asking here seemed like a surefire way to double-check, but admittedly the answer was not that important or relevant to me, yeah.
• Sohcahtoa82 2y ago
  It's so lightweight, I can't imagine WINE couldn't handle it. If you're on an ARM Mac, then...live with the consequences of your choices.