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Apple Version

Phil posted 8 Years Ago

do you have an apple Mac version yet?

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- Jim Michael replied 8 Years Ago
No, and there won't be a version that runs on Mac. Rock is an enterprise application that runs on the Windows .NET / SQL Server stack and there's no easy way to port that to OSX

That said, if you host rock in the cloud (especially a setup from one of Rock's partners) you're never really dealing with Windows and you can access the web UI from a Mac or any other web browser.
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No, and there won't be a version that runs on Mac. Rock is an enterprise application that runs on the Windows .NET / SQL Server stack and there's no easy way to port that to OSX That said, if you host rock in the cloud (especially a setup from one of Rock's partners) you're never really dealing with Windows and you can access the web UI from a Mac or any other web browser. 
No, and there won't be a version that runs on Mac. Rock is an enterprise application that runs on the Windows .NET / SQL Server stack and there's no easy way to port that to OSX That said, if you host rock in the cloud (especially a setup from one of Rock's partners) you're never really dealing with Windows and you can access the web UI from a Mac or any other web browser. 
No, and there won't be a version that runs on Mac. Rock is an enterprise application that runs on the Windows .NET / SQL Server stack and there's no easy way to port that to OSX That said, if you host rock in the cloud (especially a setup from one of Rock's partners) you're never really dealing with Windows and you can access the web UI from a Mac or any other web browser. 
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Nick Airdo

8 years ago

I might add that Rock is primarily a web browser application so users can access it from any browser including on a Mac, Windows, and mobile device.