Platform support#
Linux is Automexia's first development focus. The public source also contains platform-specific work for Windows and macOS. This website does not currently offer packages for any platform.
Platform direction#
| Area | Linux | Windows | macOS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website packages | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
| Development focus | First target | Further validation needed | Further validation needed |
| Shell families | Bash, Zsh, Fish | PowerShell, Command Prompt, WSL | Zsh, Bash, Fish |
| Terminal interface | Unix PTY | ConPTY | Unix PTY |
Shell families describe the design, not blanket compatibility. A source file or successful compilation does not establish graphics, accessibility, shell, or everyday workflow support on every machine.
Linux development#
A desktop session, working graphics, and platform libraries are needed to display the terminal. A headless SSH session alone is not a graphical desktop.
Read the official repository for the prerequisites at your chosen revision. Do not infer distribution or architecture support from the old package names. Test your own shell, display scale, graphics environment, and essential workflows.
Windows and WSL#
Native Windows terminal behavior needs its own testing. Hosting a WSL shell inside a Windows application is different from running a Linux GUI application through WSLg.
Linux compatibility does not automatically establish either path. This website makes no current WSLg compatibility or Windows-package claim. See Remote sessions and WSL for the workflow distinction.
macOS#
The macOS path needs native terminal, window, graphics, filesystem, keyboard, and accessibility validation. Source access is not an announcement of a ready macOS installer or a supported operating-system version.
Other systems#
Shared Unix behavior may be useful when evaluating other systems, but no BSD or other-platform support commitment is made here.
For setup, read Installation. For readiness and feedback, read Development status.