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[Feature Request] Need MacOS and Linux Vesion #6639

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hunterdeng500 opened this issue Dec 10, 2022 · 4 comments
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[Feature Request] Need MacOS and Linux Vesion #6639

hunterdeng500 opened this issue Dec 10, 2022 · 4 comments

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@hunterdeng500
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Could we have ShareX on MacOS and Linux?

Please paste some url if it's possible to do it myself.

Thanks.

@lawrence-laz
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Others seem to be having good results running ShareX through Wine, see this.

If you don't want to use Wine (like I don't), I guess you will have to wait for a native build.

@Infinixius
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As per https://web.archive.org/web/20201116211818/https://getsharex.com/docs/faq;

Will ShareX be released on Linux or Mac operating systems?

ShareX is written using C# programming language and .NET Framework. At present, the .NET technologies we utilise are only supported in Windows, and it is not possible for us to make it multi platform. There is a way to make software written using .NET Framework to work in Linux and Mac using Mono but it is not possible for ShareX to run using Mono because of hundreds of native calls, UI, external libraries and countless unsupported methods.

Recently Microsoft released .NET Core which supports writing multi platform software but it is currently extremely limited and doesn’t have UI or graphic related libraries. So .NET Core is currently only viable to make console only applications.

I would love a Linux version too but it unfortunately isn't worth the time or effort. Thankfully there are many community attempts to get it working:

@hunterdeng500
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Thanks

@Th3-A6add0n
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#6110 (comment)

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