Yes! It works perfectly on Windows and Mac OSX. However, Linux is not fully supported yet, although some customers have successfully ported it to Linux with a minimum of changes. Please check the Linux section of the Framework Forums. You bet! I've got special code in the Framework to make sure that data is written and read to/from the correct shared location so that it works for any users logged onto the Vista PC.

Platform integration is achieved through Web services and supported by Team System. Team Foundation Core Services enable third parties to extend Team System.

No, you will get double characters when logging into Timbuktu 1.5.4. We currently do not support Control sessions between computers running TimbuktuPro 2000 and higher and Timbuktu 1.5.4 for Windows. Significant code changes and compatibility issues exist between the 16-bit (Timbuktu 1.5.4) and 32-bit (Timbuktu Pro 2000) products, Netopia recommends upgrading to the latest version of Timbuktu Pro for Windows available. We have primarily seen this occur when a user is running Timbuktu Pro 4.

Generally speaking this card is for the PC. But it all comes down to how the content is programmed. If the PC has a CD-Rom drive (tray), or laptop and Windows 95, 98 or NT, it will work. We can also customize for macintosh computers, but it entails additional programming. Please ask for separate quote.

TurboExcel can create files that are readable by Windows, Unix or Linux systems. This means Excel spreadsheets for Windows can be run on Linux machines.

A2. Yes, a stack produced on Macintosh or Windows platforms will run on any platform, it just needs a HyperNext Player to run it. Some developers though might prefer to build stacks that are platform dependent.

For the QHD, the visitor can be on a Mac or a PC but the agent must be on a PC. For the VBR all participants can either be using a Mac or PC.

It frustrates me that games like GH3 and Rock Band will have such a huge player base, yet it'll be truncated by system, alienating friends from playing together if they have different platforms of choice. home isn't even out yet, and xlive costs 50 bucks a year (which is worth it btw, $1 a week), and sony and msoft won't play nice together doesn't bother me. I have plenty of friends on xbl who will be playing. I don't know anyone with a ps3.

It may also be necessary to tweak LDFLAGS and CFLAGS using environment variables as well, or to disable certain features (see 4.3 above)

Definitely! We build on both Macs and PC’s and our programs are tested extensively on a wide range of Windows and Mac machines.

Call us at 1.978.772.9200. Once you sign a simple two page license agreement, we'll ship your software kit. Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.

Designed to be cross-platform doesn't mean we offer a build on every platform. We don't officially offer Phoenix for Mac, but some people have already begun experimenting with mac versions (see this page. We may consider officially releasing Phoenix for Mac in the future, but we want to focus on Windows and Linux for now. Oh, where to begin. First of all, it's not "lite.

In the MDA, the base specification of every service, facility, and application is a platform-independent model. Architects specify links from an application to needed services and facilities, and to other applications, as part of its model.

We work in both OSX and Windows XP platforms. Our sites are tested to insure correct operation in all recent versions of Firefox, Safari, Netscape Navigator, Opera, and MS Internet Explorer.

UltraKey 3.0 records are not cross-platform compatible. Records that are created on a Macintosh can only be used on a Macintosh and records created on a PC can only be used on a PC. UltraKey 4.0 records are cross-platform, however UltraKey 3.0 records must be imported into UltraKey 4.0 on the same platform they were created on.

Current planning is targeting native Win32, Win64, Linux on Intel, Mac OS-X for PPC and Intel, and Windows CE (PocketPC/Windows Mobile). We are also considering SymbianOS (we already have the language and some basic UI support working for SymbianOS but we would revisit that if we truly choose to commit to SymbianOS development). Palm has announced that they are moving to Linux and GTK2 for their new OS and that older apps will run in an emulator.

Yes. PatchLink Update 6.0 manages and distributes critical patches that resolve known security vulnerabilities and other stability issues in all Microsoft operating systems (NT, 2000, XP, 2003), UNIX (Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, etc.), and Novell Netware. PatchLink Update 6.0 is the only patch detection and deployment software available for managing these heterogeneous network environments.

CONNX Security is ideally suited to handle cross-platform security issues. There are two major areas of security when dealing with multiple database platforms: Area 1) Managing multiple database logins CONNX handles issue #1 through a technology called the CONNX integrated logon. CONNX facilitates the connection to multiple databases through a single "CONNX" logon. Underneath the covers, the CONNX logon maps to one or more database specific UserID and password combinations.

On Windows, the pop-up trigger is a mouse release (except in certain programs like Netscape Communicator). On Unix, the pop-up trigger is a mouse press. Therefore you need to ask the question isPopupTrigger() in both the mousePressed() and mouseReleased() methods when implementing the MouseListener interface. Alternatively override Component's processMouseEvent as a central place for handling mouse input.