leap0x7b
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3 years ago It should be possible using Mono, you can refer to the issue #1 about macOS support, which also uses Mono and also a Unix-like system, just like Linux.
Closed msparkles closed 2 years ago
leap0x7b
commented
3 years ago It should be possible using Mono, you can refer to the issue #1 about macOS support, which also uses Mono and also a Unix-like system, just like Linux.
msparkles
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3 years ago Noted. I was able to run it without bugs (yet), but for some reason it only runs under a 32 bit wineprefix. Any idea why?
arcusmaximus
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3 years ago YTSubConverter currently only runs in 32-bit mode because it uses an embedded Internet Explorer for the preview window.
As there's clearly interest in running the converter on other OSes than Windows, though, I'll see if I can make it natively cross-platform using some third party framework like AvaloniaUI. (Microsoft itself sadly seems to have little interest in providing a Linux-compatible UI library for .NET).
nahuel3pro
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3 years ago +1, pls a linux build would be awesome :D
a-rabin
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2 years ago i agree, a linux build would be very good
arcusmaximus
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2 years ago YTSubConverter is now officially available on Linux! The GUI is remade from scratch using Gtk# so that it looks like a native Linux application - and no longer needs Wine for emulating Internet Explorer. You can find the download on the Releases page.
Is a linux build possible? Or a build script?