parkernathan
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Thanks! I may try Apple Silicon first since it's more difficult. Give me a good challenge. 
I think it means something when the two biggest threads on the forum are both about linux versions, that's hard to dismiss.Honestly, most people do not think about their technology at all, as long as it works. We're all carrying around tracking devices with cameras and microphones because it's convenient and 99% of us do not give any thought to it. If there is going to be any significant move away from Windows as the dominant desktop computing platform it is going to be driven by pricing and convenience, not because people are rationally scrutinizing features packed into the operating system.
A Linux version of SwordSearcher would be nice but I know from my own customer feedback that Linux is barely on anyone's radar, for a desktop OS.
Not that I know of. Worst-case, you just create a new WINE instance for 9.1.I have installed SwordSearcher 9.0 on Linux Mint and it works great. My question is this: I want to upgrade to 9.1 but I want to know if there have been any issues with upgrading? Thank you. This software has been a time saver for me.
I have no idea, I have only tested this on Ubuntu.Do the instructions only work on the previous version Mint which is the previous version of Ubuntu?
Better be new wine, buddy!Hey. I can try SS on Boxes (Q-emu Virtual Machine-based) need only the list of Linux distros to test. Popular options are (RPM packages) Fedora, Red Hat, (DEB packages) - Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, and Zorion OS. Instruction to set wine already doneThe test can start on 2026-01-01 after buying the new version of SS.
FYI...I didn't get a chance to test on Mac. The Mac I was going to test on was decommissioned during some recent job changes (I was laid off my full-time job, and my part-time job also ended, so I'm officially on the job hunt). However, I am running SwordSearcher on a Windows on ARM VM under VMware Fusion on my M2 MacBook Air. It's running perfectly.