Re:Atom
by thedaniel on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @05:00PM
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The download is only available for Mac today, but we are working on the Linux and Windows builds.
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EAGERLY awaiting that Windows build. And if I can't get a Windows build, I'm going to go out and buy a Macbook Pro just to use this IDE.
Re:Atom
by nicklovescode on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @05:21PM
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Why do you choose to use Windows today?
Cheaper hardware, Steam (and other games in general), testing on the platform used by a majority of our users, and more customization available than OS X, for starters.
“testing on the platform used by a majority of our users”
This.
I think that's also why patio11 doesn't use a Mac, If If Guess Correctly.
Why would you not
Because I'm a gamer.
Re:Atom
by nicklovescode on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @07:15PM
(#7309314)
gotcha, cool
Re:Atom
by nicklovescode on Friday March 07, 2014 @02:02AM
(#7358906)
purposefully tried to say it in a way that wouldn't seem like I was trolling. Alas, this comment came up anyway.
Any chance for ChromeOS support?
Re:Atom
by brian_cloutier on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @07:22PM
(#7309343)
It's most likely not possible until there's a "hosted atom" you connect to with your browser. ChromeOS is /just/ a web browser and won't run node, which Atom uses to do its processing.
Re:Atom
by BHSPitMonkey on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @08:00PM
(#7309527)
It will depend on which node features/packages are essential, but it could probably be hacked together (possibly entirely using Atom's modular design, e.g. replace the standard file IO parts with browser-friendly ones like LocalStorage and the HTML5 File API).
Re:Atom
by pritambaral on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @08:27PM
(#7309661)
ChromeOS (rather, Chromebooks) can run more-featured Linux distros like Ubuntu, ArchLinux.
Re:Atom
by pritambaral on Thursday February 27, 2014 @09:59AM
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@Downvoters: Please do your homework[0] before downvoting. If you genuinely think my comment deserved downvotes, at least afford me the courtesy of an explanation.
The OP asked for ChromeOS support, not Chromebook
You can make offline apps for ChromeOS/Chrome
Re:Atom
by brian_cloutier on Thursday February 27, 2014 @03:57PM
(#7315002)
You can make offline webapps for ChromeOS. Node will not run on ChromeOS.
Re:Atom
by steveklabnik on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @10:10PM
(#7310103)
Putting in my +1 for a ChromeOS option.
That... would be interesting.
Linux, please!
looking forward to b a linux build
Re:Atom
by usertest91 on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @08:24PM
(#7309647)
Linux and Windows builds?? WHEN?? this month??
Re:Atom
by letterhead on Thursday February 27, 2014 @11:51PM
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I think we should start a new line of thought in the development community - linux first. :(
Re:Atom
by doraneko_san on Friday February 28, 2014 @08:19AM
(#7318536)
Windows +1.
Staring the words 'coming soon', I'm like HOW SOON IS IT!!
I hope you will not want administrative rights to install the program.
I hope it can available on windous builds.
Linux Build??....waiting for it
Re:Atom
by jesuspaleta on Thursday February 27, 2014 @09:52AM
(#7312446)
A Chrome wepbapp would be great!
sources are released? i guess making own linux build would be faster :D
I want to try it!