AIR for Linux

dggbg

Hello,
in short. i want to migrate from win to Linux and need a single app that have to be converted (and updated if needed).
Currently i have no Harman license.
Creating a "bundle" shows no errors, but when i click on the app - nothing:
Apr 4 11:09:28 xxxx org.gnome.Nautilus[4496]: *******************************************************************************
Apr 4 11:09:28 xxxx org.gnome.Nautilus[4496]: Adobe AIR - Linux runtime is limited to use by commercially licensed developers
Apr 4 11:09:28 xxxx org.gnome.Nautilus[4496]: *******************************************************************************
message appears in the log.
I`m little confused - There is no HARMAN word, is this an error because i have no license or it is something else (adobe related)?

Thank you!

TeotiGraphix

dggbg Well, it's what the message says: "Linux runtime is limited to use by commercially licensed developers"

What you may be experiencing is the "docs/messages" are not perfect. Basically to use a Linux compiled binary, it must be compiled with a license file. So, there is no Free splash option for Linux use (covers dev and upkeep I presume).

pol2095

A Linux ARM64 version (Raspberry Pi 4, ...) is planned by Harman too, a licence is necessary to covers dev and upkeep.

dggbg

i just want to be sure that missing lic is the reason for that message. License is too expensive if there is no profit from the project. Soon i have to decide what to do, wine is an option too. Best Regards!

pol2095

Ask Harman about this.

dggbg

even found a similar discussion there. At the moment i really hate micro**ft, but i can try.
Thanks again 🙂