I hope that this post will not go "unheard," from Logos development for Proclaim. I'll make this as short as I can. It seems that when a company becomes self sufficient and profitable they can at times forget the very reason for their existence. Logos and Proclaim were created to bring resources to Pastors and their Churches. Now when we keep this in mind, I believe that Logos Inc. has forgotten what the "MAJORITY" of churches are. And that is "Small Church's." Across the United States the average size of the majority of churches is under 100.
As small churches, resources are tight and they must find a way to accomplish things as inexpensive as possible. Most of these church use older computers and laptops simply because it's all that they can afford. These older machines run extremely fast under the Linux operating system and run most of the software needed by the church. Proclaim on a Linux machine would be an answer to prayer for so many, the majority of church's across the United States.
I simply ask that Logos Proclaim remember this when they continually say that there are no plans for any linux development. Why? Why when the majority of church are under 100? Why when it would tremendously benefit the church, the small church, the majority of the churches who don't have the resources to purchase new equipment and must depend on older used and donated equipment. Yet Logos Proclaim perhaps unknowingly is catering to the larger more profitable church's who can easily afford the resources needed to run the proclaim on the other two platforms.
I know that this has been requested time and time again, I just thought I'd do it again from a perspective that perhaps Logos has forgotten about due to their profitability. Please remember the majority of the church's who you are failing to reach due to limited resources.
Sincerely
Peter