max123 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 18, 2021 #1 Hi, there are plains to make B4X IDEs working on linux machines without use a Virtual Machine? I would like to use B4A and B4J on Raspberry that I use as portable development tool.. Many thanks
Hi, there are plains to make B4X IDEs working on linux machines without use a Virtual Machine? I would like to use B4A and B4J on Raspberry that I use as portable development tool.. Many thanks
Sandman Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 21, 2021 #3 This has been discussed several times in the forum. Give the search function a chance, it works.
max123 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2021 #4 Sandman said: This has been discussed several times in the forum. Give the search function a chance, it works. Click to expand... Thanks for reply. I searched a lot on the forum, but not tried a really way to do this without use a virtual machine or Wine on desktop pc, and I am not sure if on Raspberry Wine works. I think that make it works on a 30$ Raspberry semi portable machine (apart alimentation) this increase a lot B4X development tools power. Example 1, use Raspberry Zero (or PI3 or PI4) with B4R to program Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32 on the go this is very helpfull while need a portable solution. But same for B4A and B4J. Example 2, use B4J on Raspberry to program itself, maybe even GPIOs would be a great solution. Last edited: Mar 22, 2021
Sandman said: This has been discussed several times in the forum. Give the search function a chance, it works. Click to expand... Thanks for reply. I searched a lot on the forum, but not tried a really way to do this without use a virtual machine or Wine on desktop pc, and I am not sure if on Raspberry Wine works. I think that make it works on a 30$ Raspberry semi portable machine (apart alimentation) this increase a lot B4X development tools power. Example 1, use Raspberry Zero (or PI3 or PI4) with B4R to program Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32 on the go this is very helpfull while need a portable solution. But same for B4A and B4J. Example 2, use B4J on Raspberry to program itself, maybe even GPIOs would be a great solution.
