josejad Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 15, 2021 #1 Ok, it's not what you'd like, but I read in some post someone suggesting a B4X cloud where you could program from any place with any OS But if it's not expensive, maybe you could have a cloud windows PC with B4X to use from linux or mac without wine or parallels... Microsoft announces Windows 365, a subscription cloud PC Microsoft has announced a new cloud PC technology where users stream their PC to any device. www.bbc.com
Ok, it's not what you'd like, but I read in some post someone suggesting a B4X cloud where you could program from any place with any OS But if it's not expensive, maybe you could have a cloud windows PC with B4X to use from linux or mac without wine or parallels... Microsoft announces Windows 365, a subscription cloud PC Microsoft has announced a new cloud PC technology where users stream their PC to any device. www.bbc.com
Alexander Stolte Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 15, 2021 #2 Hopefully this runs better than their onedrive.
JackKirk Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 16, 2021 #3 José J. Aguilar said: Ok, it's not what you'd like, but I read in some post someone suggesting a B4X cloud where you could program from any place with any OS But if it's not expensive, maybe you could have a cloud windows PC with B4X to use from linux or mac without wine or parallels... Microsoft announces Windows 365, a subscription cloud PC Microsoft has announced a new cloud PC technology where users stream their PC to any device. www.bbc.com Click to expand... I've been using AWS EC2 Windows instances for several years - access via: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/connecting_to_windows_instance.html I have only ever used RDP to my local Windows PC - a trouble free experience. I use them to run B4J apps but have occasionally run B4J on the EC2 instances to debug a problem.
José J. Aguilar said: Ok, it's not what you'd like, but I read in some post someone suggesting a B4X cloud where you could program from any place with any OS But if it's not expensive, maybe you could have a cloud windows PC with B4X to use from linux or mac without wine or parallels... Microsoft announces Windows 365, a subscription cloud PC Microsoft has announced a new cloud PC technology where users stream their PC to any device. www.bbc.com Click to expand... I've been using AWS EC2 Windows instances for several years - access via: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/WindowsGuide/connecting_to_windows_instance.html I have only ever used RDP to my local Windows PC - a trouble free experience. I use them to run B4J apps but have occasionally run B4J on the EC2 instances to debug a problem.