Proclaim on Linux

Jared

Ok, we're goes another shot. Logos, we need Proclaim on Linux…especially after Microsoft discontinued support for Windows 10 and all that craziness. The invasion of privacy and so on…

ZorinOS recently shared that they have surpassed 4 million installs of version 18. This is just one distro, which is based of Ubuntu. There is only one church presentation software available on Linux called OpenLP, and while it has it's uses isn't what our church has used for over a decade.

I think many would agree, it's time this finally happens. At the very least, a way to edit the service through a browser.

Jared

I think I actually found a solution! (I still think there should be at least a browser version though).
You'll need minor Terminal knowledge. I say this, because I have maybe 2 weeks of Linux experience and was able to do it with some trial and error. FYI - it takes quite a while to install and sometimes it looks like nothing is happening, but I assure you it is. This basically allows you to run Windows in a browser. Supposedly you can add software icons to the Linux desktop, but I haven't found a way yet. For now, running Proclaim in a browser is good enough.
Keep in mind, this is ONLY for editing the service and not actually presenting. Maybe that'll work, maybe not.
The bookmark looks like "QEMU (windows…)
See my screenshot. I marked out the IP address since it might be accessible from another computer…idk. Instead of a www dot link dot com…it's an IP address.

Necessary Links:
https://github.com/kernalix7/winpodx
https://www.xda-developers.com/winpodx-is-like-a-linux-subsystem-for-windows/