Since you asked (in your FAQ), if you should have a Mac / Linux version of GlassWire, I would like to tell you that it would be great to see a Mac version being made available and I would personally very much be interested in it.
No idea how difficult it is for you, but I’m sure more people would be interested.
If they are using Qt, that’s great news to keep the UI (re-)work minimal - at least for linux. Many companies still choose to use native UI libraries under Mac OS X and it would actually be brilliant to see this become a menu bar item, from my personal view.
I don’t have much experience with network data collection, but I believe there is a Qt Network module - not sure they are using that for anything, though, or if it would even be sufficient.
We wanted to see if the Windows software was popular before investing time and money on a Mac version. Maybe we’ll release our paid Windows software then do a Kickstarter for Mac or something like that.
I was about to say that the best way would be to open source it ( I’d love to hack some good Qt code on OSX) but if you want to monetize this I guess you didn’t even consider that.
Thank you Ken for the response. Please keep us updated if you decide to make this available on other platforms. Regarding the time-line, I guess this would take several months?
If there is some core library that could be made open-source, it might be worth thinking about community help to speed it up. The full application could still be available to be purchased or the advanced features you need people to pay for could simply not be available in the open-source version.
Also made an account to beg for a Mac version. This tool looks amazing, but sadly I don’t use Windows at all, anywhere. Bookmarked and signed up on the mailing list to wait
Hi, I haven’t heard anything about an alpha version, but just noticed that you can now sign-up for “GlassWire Mac News”, if you go to glasswire.com/download/ under OS X, where it says:
GlassWire for Mac is on the way!
Join our email list to get access to our early Mac beta before anyone else.
Guess they did take note of our interest in a Mac / Linux version
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Apparently “New Users” can’t put links into forum posts anymore, which is why I used the short version above
funny, though, since my original post does contain a link