There are also Virtual Box, KVM, kqemu, my personal favorite for running XP due to it's features such as clip and paste between Xp and your Linux apps and visa versa, easy printer support, speed. There were a few Libronix blogs for awhile that had some discussion about Linux, but they have recently disappeared.Īs has been mentioned on this post you can run Logos in vmware (server is free and creates virtual machines). unfortunately it's all about the dollar folks not about getting the word out.

Macs give them a much higher return of 5- 7%. So why waste time ad money coming up with a Linux version which would give them a return of 1% of the market share. The majority of systems on Pastors desks are windows based to a tune of over 90%. Now from their point of view why should they. The email from them stated 'we do not or will be supporting a Linux version now or in the future.' I continue to do that even after getting there email to stop bugging them about it. I have been emailing them for years to do just that. Great to see others intrested in getting Logos in Linux.But unfortunately Libronix is not one of those. (They share the letters L, I, N, and X, sounds like they are made for each other!) So I'm going to send off an e-mail after this, and hopefully get some friends to join in that I know can use both (ie I'm in seminary with them and got them started with Ubuntu)Īnd even if you don't use this great library system from Logos, letting them know there is a Linux market out there may be helpful.

I've tried this to no avail (thought to be honest I haven't really been able to run anything through Wine) and I haven't seen anyone on the forums have a success story to share about Libronix on Linux. Their e-mail address can be gotten from clicking on 'About Us' and then 'Contact Information' they have an e-mail address for suggestions: if enough of us petition and pester they will think about us as well.Īs of right now I have seen on the WineHQ site that someone says they have gotten Libronix working, but they had to install IE6 first. So I figure if they can do that at the request of a lot of folks using MACs maybe we Linux users can pester them enough that they will make a Linux version as well. They are currently working on making a version for MAC OS. I'm not exactly sure if this is the place for this, perhaps a Mod will move it.Īnyways I have seen that I am not the only Ubuntu user who would like an easier solution to using Libronix in Linux.

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