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I would purchase...

I would purchase the whole SlySoft suite if it were available for Linux.
 
Fingerling,
With all the multitude of issues involved in making backups, in general (just read through the posts on this and other forums about firmware, media, SW conflicts, CSS protections, Sony etc), I would not want the job providing added support or troubleshooting to people who want to run backup programs meant for windows but run on an Apple (which has it's own versions of DRM) under PC emulation!

If you run into problems running Slysoft products on a Mac in a PC emulation mode, then do you still have (assumtion) a PC computer?

You could wipe the PC's HDD clean, reload windows and your backup softwares and set it up as a dedicated backup-only box.

Whisperer

OR...

SlySoft could make a version for my OS! (Even Better)

SlySoft could make a version for Linux/Mac/Windows using .net compiled with Mono, QT4, MonoDevelop, REALBasic, or Java. (All Cross Platform) This way they could keep their code, with very little maintenance... Why would I want to have a Windows PC in my house just for this purpose? I do not wish to pay Microsoft and I do not wish to pirate their software. I just want to buy SlySoft's Software Suite for Linux.
 
Quite unlikely. The attitude of the maintainers of the Linux kernel scares us away.

Just package it as a .deb, .rpm, or .sh universal platform install script and it will run on all versions of Linux.

Problem solved? Now get to it! My credit card is burning a hole in my pocket...
 
Granted, Slysoft products only run on windoze, but I think even windoze 98SE is supported. Why not find an old windoze box, install reader/burner and use this to make dvd copy.

Then, use Linux box to watch movie. Wasn't this how the whole thing
started, with DVD-Jon?

K



Yea, that would be great. Let's all have a Winblows pc just for this... :disagree: Sorry... I will save my $$ for the cross-platform version. No Linux version... No $$. There is a reason I don't run Windows.
 
Confused

If you use Linux read this. Never mind... They left out thousands of potential customers... :confused:
 
Sux

No. Slysoft has no plans to release its products for Mac or Linux.

That is terrible. Slysoft has no plans to take money from hundreds of thousands of potential customers? That's not good at all!

Depending on what language they write it in... it could easily be cross platform using one code base using development tools like mono, monodevelop, realbasic, java, or qt4. (OSX, Windows, Linux)

It could be packaged in a universal .sh install script for Linux. This way it would run on all versions of Linux.

You could possibly sell it on cnr.com and have them package it for every version of Linux and do the selling for you, but you would not need to do this since you are already selling it from your site... I would buy the whole suite if it were available for my OS platform. (Linux)

This doesn't make sense to exclude so many customers. If we are not running a Windows box now, what makes you think anyone will be willing to run a computer with Windows for just to run one software package? (Program) Some of us do not use Windows for a reason or two.

I hope I can give you my money some time soon...

Thanks,
BrokenCrystal
 
You made your point multiple times, even in a thread that had absolutely nothing to do with Linux support. If you wanted to persuade Slysoft in a few threads, fine. If you want to do it all over the place, forget it. You're cluttering up the boards, and you posted in a thread that had absolutely nothing to do with Linux support.

from http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=4

"Please refrain from posting meaningless threads, one word (or short) non-sense posts, or the such.
Multiple or repeated posting in order to increase your post count is not allowed."

I think you need some time away to rethink your strategy about lobbying Slysoft for Linux support on these forums. If you want, create a new single thread about how wrong Slysoft is for not supporting Linux--and stay in it. You can come back in 5 days after you've cooled off a little bit. :policeman:

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I hope I can give you my money some time soon...

I don't work for Slysoft. I do not represent Slysoft. When people buy Slysoft software, none of the money goes to me. Therefore, you wouldn't be giving me your money.

Keep in mind I never said I hate Linux--or that Slysoft shouldn't support Linux. And I have little to no sway over how Slysoft operates (my opinion wouldn't matter anyway).
 
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Just package it as a .deb, .rpm, or .sh universal platform install script and it will run on all versions of Linux.

Problem solved?
No. AnyDVD requires a kernel mode driver, which requires to be open source.
 
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