Windows
Target: native local workspaces, graphics and compute checks, installer signature, file associations and trace output.
Desktop / Engineering platform
Engineering lives
on your machine.
The intended product is native-capable engineering software for Windows, Linux and macOS. A functioning solver-and-workspace desktop build must be proven separately from the marketing website.
01 / Platform targets
Desktop-first.
Evidence-led.
Supported architectures, packaging, signing, drivers, graphics and external solver dependencies will be published only when tested on real target systems.
Linux
Target: native packages, distro and permissions matrix, solver checks and robotics toolchain integration.
macOS
Target: Apple Silicon capability assessment, signing/notarization and transparent solver limits. Intel support unconfirmed.
02 / What counts as a desktop release
No wrapper.
No imaginary builds.
Native packaging is a delivery gate, not a marketing checkbox. Release labels will be promoted from planned to beta or available only after artifact and machine-level verification.
- Audit the actual desktop runtime, UI stack and solver dependencies before choosing packaging technology.
- Build a real target-specific artifact and publish accurate OS and architecture requirements.
- Verify installation, local workspace creation and project file operations on hardware.
- Run an end-to-end supported scenario and inspect traces, state and exported results.
- Publish SHA-256, signing status and known limitations for each supported release.
Distribution / Current state
Public installers are not yet verified.
Release links remain disabled until artifacts, checksums and installation tests exist.
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