Last update was May 25 2008. It's still semi-actively maintained and updated.
Works well for me to, but I haven't had to install is from source.. just deb so no problems with qt.
brewing with linux
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Last update was May 25 2008. It's still semi-actively maintained and updated.
Works well for me to, but I haven't had to install is from source.. just deb so no problems with qt.
martinworswick
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i realise this thread has not been used for sometime but i may have a cheap laptop coming my way for use in the garage so i can listen to music/podcasts and run brewing software whilst brewing, it has no OS on it so i was thinking of ubuntu,i have no linux knowledge and all my research has suggested this one of the best for beginners, i have a mac in the house and i use beeralchemy, can this run on linux with wine or similar?
hal2814
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I'm not aware of a good way to run OS X apps on Linux. Wine won't do it. Depending on your laptop's hardware, you may be able to run OS X on it. Do a search for OSX86. If you don't have supported hardware, it may be difficult or impossible to install but if you have the right hardware, it's a piece of cake these days.
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martinworswick
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cheers guys,
iv'e seen brewtarget and realise there are other brewing apps that could be used natively or with wine. as i use beeralchemy anyway i would have liked to stick with it,i'll have a play with the options if i win my auction in a couple of hours......
iv'e seen brewtarget and realise there are other brewing apps that could be used natively or with wine. as i use beeralchemy anyway i would have liked to stick with it,i'll have a play with the options if i win my auction in a couple of hours......
