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It is a Linux application let you run windows applications inside Linux
link: I tried on the free trial version for Linux. Seems fully functional so if you can give it a go and report back that would be great!
link: Good news! This one is very simple. Delete the selected line: 101474 It means that automatic synchronization of files from the shared files folder
link: I don't know if this is old news to people here, but the B4J IDE (including the designer) runs on Ubuntu 20.4 with the latest Crossover (V20). Crosso

Debian Stable. Installation instructions could be improved, but the end result is great and very stable (as one could expect). This is the OS I use every day. (Ubuntu LTS would also be a perfectly fine choice.)
link: Ubuntu - latest LTS. Of course, others will chime in with different offerings... It is all a matter of what you ( I ) started with and learned. I kn
link: The eternal question... Which Linux should I use? Back in 2009, at the company where I worked back then, we decided to consolidate our Linux/Unix ser
link: I've hardly ever used Linux; however, if according to Sheldon Ubuntu is the best version, this is certainly true ?

Guess NO. It is a windows-download with a dll Check the LINUX Downloads. Choose the one for YOUR linux you use.
link: No this is under the Linux Downloads section: 122261
link: A screenshot does not help me. Give a congrete url please. There must be ONE Download which matches your Linux. Which one?
link: Note that this download is listed under Windows Downloads I would search the LINUX Download and choose one of these.

I will try to add some methods related to Linux If there is a method for Linux
link: Nothing works for Linux, excepting Get_MacId, that are changed after reboot... No any constant info about Linux really ? What about this ? https://ww
link: :) i was debugging yesterday my API sending data from a Linux host to a server, APIkey is based on the HW info to identify the client. But today API s

With the latest update for Windows 10 (version 1903), you can install a Linux distro as a Windows 10 Subsystem. This is very cool for us B4J developers as we can now very easily setup an environment for e.g. a jServer Web App without creating a VM. You can mimic a VPS, try out load balancing stuff
link: Thanks for the tutorial. But why did you decide not to use VirtualBox to run Linux? or VMware? Is Ubuntu the preferred Linux version to run something

The test is a linux command which checks file types and compares values. the manual has been existed in directory man1. For your app, you should give a different name which does not exist in man1
link: Anyone has built any distributable desktop package for Linux desktop from jar or files built by B4JPackager11 ? For Debian based or Ubuntu, it uses
link: I did try with the GraalVM native-image, which is supposed to produce a native executable for linux/windows. It's fair to say, because of reflection
link: It should be stable now. Have you build your packages first under the Linux system that you are trying to use jpackage on? According to the guide link

I'm not sure why, but Microsoft tends to make thinks quite confusing. .Net Core is cross platform however the UI frameworks are only supported on Windows. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/net-core-3-and-support-for-windows-desktop-applications/
link: You might want to look at these threads: Running B4A and B4J under Linux with wine - fully functional https://www.b4x.-b4a-and-b4j-under-linux-with-w
link: It could exist an ide for linux of the products: b4a, b4j. It seems that ide is made using net framework, nowadays, exists, net core, that can target

It should be, it is a custom Linux OS ;)

Start with providing enough information...
link: Erel, the problem and that does not recognize File.DirApp linux
link: I have problems with reading db sqlite in linux! how can i solve :-(
link: same error, invalid or non-existent path, the database is present in the same directory but not found, I installed slqite for linux and the database i

Resume: it looks like the development under the newest Linux version - rather stupid idea. For now it's better to re-install to Ubuntu 20.04. And maybe in a year the 22.04 will be usable :)
link: Also note that you will noy be able to run UI Apps on any Linux Server.

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