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Folks

I have spent the last week or so converting my top two downloaded products to LINUX.

I now have ClassBuilder-Linux and BugTracker-Linux. These new versions have been built on a Raspberry Pi 4, 8GB, running Raspbian Linux (Debian Linux), Using Purbasic 6.12

The Scintilla controls of classBuilder have been replaced with EditorGadgets, and this Version of ClassBuilder Supports the PureBasic Standard Gadgets. ClassBuilder Linux comes with a Sample Project ("Blog Project") for you to see how to configure and have it generate your code. I have written an ALL New help system which walking you through the Sample Project. Please read the getting started.

The RTFControls of BugTracker are also replaced with EditorGadgets with Spell Checking in French, German, and English, other than that It has all the current modifications and upgrades.

On a side note Conquest II is almost completed, Feel free to download it and check it out!

I apologize to the Linux Users, my method of "deployment" it is a simple Zip File. Just unzip and Execute the binary. I'm relying on the PureBasic Compilation to execute properly on the MANY flavors of Linux. If I am wrong, I apologize now.

I'm in a Give-Away mood. The first 5 people who contact me, via private message, with their comments on one of my products will receive a free license to that product.

Pete

https://www.PAHLabs.com

Very large font means very loud roaring

Do not pack with ZIP, because it cannot save all attributes of Linux, like file is executable. Better use *.tar.gz.

Thanks for your input!

I'll apologize for the Roaring...I'm not of these social media generations, My generation predates the social media, the internet, and even PC's, I can go all the way back to Mainframes and punch cards...I do apologize to any who may have been offended...It was meant to merely say notice this!

As for Tar.Gz vs Zip...Thanks!

I plan to finish Conquest, Then it will be on to revamping the website again in which I will tackle this change; assuming there is any interest in Linux Applications...otherwise I'll just retire them in favor of the Windows Versions. These two Application were a combination of Curiosity of what it takes to convert Windows to Linux using the PureBasic language, and to test the interest folks have in Linux vs Windows Applications.(As it looks now there does not seem to be much interest or curiosity)

Thanks again for your input!

No LINUX here, Sorry...