Are there any plans on making TC2000 available on Linux without having to use virtualization technology? I mean even Microsoft is incorporating more and more Linux into their OS. Perhaps working or collaborating with Wine or Crossover Linux to get TC2000 to run in Linux.

We are showing a method of running the full desktop version of TC2000 v18 in just about any modern desktop or mobile operating system (including Linux) at our live training classes. We hope to have it available to customers by the end of the year, but I do not have a specific date and cannot promise it will be available by then.

Hi Bruce, any update on this topic? Are we going to get TC2000 V18 running on MacOs anytime soon?

Thanks

I got a bit more information at the Christmas party. There was promising news on server implementation and the expectation that it would at least initially lead to higher call volume. That said, I still don't have an exact date. It should be "soon", but I know that is a bit nebulous.

Hey Bruce, any further details running tc2000 on a Linux port?

I am a bit surprised it hasn't happened yet, but I am not involved in any current internal testing so far. In any case, I do not have an exact date.

Hey Bruce, also curious if and when a Linux version of tc2000 will be available.

Thx

Greg

You should be able to run TC2000 Anywhere in a browser using Linux. While it isn't listed as an option on the page, there is also a Parallels Client available for Linux which should allow you to run TC2000 Anywhere in some versions of Linux without using a browser.

The server address is:

apps.tc2000.com

You should be able to use your existing TC2000 usernaem and password.