Will you make a Linux / BSD / BeOS / other non-Windows version of your programs?

In short: We have plans for Mac versions of our Photoshop plugins, and our PHP scripts already work on Linux & BSD. We have no plans for other non-Windows operating systems.

Windows 95 / 98 / ME / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7

namesuppressed supports all of these platforms directly. We test our software directly on Windows 95a, 98SE, 2000, XP Professional, Vista (32-bit & 64-bit) and Windows 7 (32-bit & 64-bit). Although we don't do testing on Windows ME, it should also run all namesuppressed software without problems.

Mac OS X

Update: Mac support is on its way! For more details, please see our page about Mac versions. If you would like to be a beta tester for our Mac plugins, please fill out our Beta Tester Signup form. Thanks!!

Apple iPhone / Google Android / Palm WebOS

Nothing to announce at this time for any of these platforms.

FreeBSD / NetBSD / OpenBSD

namesuppressed WebScriber should work on BSD, and if you need assistance we'll try to help you as much as possible. However there are currently no plans for further BSD development.

Linux

There are no plans for Linux development at this time. While Ubuntu does catch our eye sometimes, we tend to prefer the BSD philosophy to the GPL, and most Linux users don't really want proprietary software anyway - do they?

Although this website runs on Linux (and WebScriber does too), namesuppressed has no plans for native Linux development.

Solaris

namesuppressed WebScriber is known to work on Solaris. We can try to help you run our PHP script software on Solaris, although we don't have a copy of Solaris ourselves. We do not plan to support Solaris directly.

Macintosh Classic (OS 6.x - 9.x)

Development for Macintosh Classic has now ceased and is no longer supported. Our last Macintosh Classic program was the free version of namesuppressed Autointerlace for MacOS 7.x machines.

BeOS / OpenBeOS / yellowTAB Zeta

We used to run BeOS & Zeta here, and found it fast and very slick. But the userbase is so small, and the OS is now so out-of-date, it wouldn't be commercially viable to support it. We're no longer developing for BeOS or Zeta.

Palm OS Classic

Despite using a Palm Treo 650 daily... the platform is out dated and most Palm customers will have moved on to the Palm Pre / Apple iPhone / Google Android phones. There are no Palm Classic development plans.

QNX

We have no plans to develop for or support QNX.

OS/2

We have a copy of OS/2 Warp, but we've never installed it. You might be able to get WebScriber to run on OS/2 using the latest PHP builds. We do not provide support for OS/2 though, and will not be developing software for it. However, I'm happy to work with anyone wanting to do a Kenny Translator port to OS/2.