Delphi på linux

Alt er jo relativt men hvis de ikke har brugt nogle andre komponenter end dem der findes i delphi, så skulle det være 'relativt' nemt at konatere til kylix som delphi hedder på linux sprog

Delphi / C++BuilderX

ved at installere "Wine" på en Linux kan man køre windows baserede programmer..

her en review af Wine...

Wine benefits
Last but not least, Wine can provide benefits over Windows right now:
Wine makes it possible to take advantage of all the Unix strong points (stability, flexibility, remote administration) while still using the Windows applications you depend on.
Unix has always made it possible to write powerful scripts. Wine makes it possible to call Windows applications from scripts that can also leverage the Unix environment to its full extent.
Wine makes it possible to access Windows applications remotely, even if they are a few thousand miles away.
Wine makes it economical to use thin clients: simply install Wine on a Linux server, and voila, you can access these Windows applications from any X terminal.
Wine can also be used to make existing Windows applications available on the Web by using VNC and its Java client.
Wine is Open Source Software, so you can extend it to suit your needs or have one of many companies do it for you.

Det blev noget vrøvl.

Delphi til Linux hed Kylix. Men den er gammel.

Idag er C++ til Linux del af C++BuilderX. Men jeg mener ikke at Delphi er med i C++BuilderX.

Delphi 7 fandtes så vidt jeg ved i en Linux version.

Men det gør Delphi 2005 ikke.

Så ....

Delphi 7 kan IKKE køre Linux!!!! Den kylix der blev udgivet sammen med delphi7 KYLIX 3!!!!