Hi,

Regarding running in on Linux: it is actually not that hard to do.

Download the VMWare Player and the Windows VM which comes already preinstalled with Visual Studio. Then just install Zorro and the rest of the software within the VM.

Regards,
Eugeniu

I as a vivid Linux user: use Windows for Zorro. You should note, Windows can be for "free", simple don't register it. Then when you are serious about programming or investing, the price of an additional Notebook should not be a reason, not to use Zorro,