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58 minutes ago, youself said:

I'm looking for alternatives to Xcode for Windows. I was asking If there is way to develop/run/build ios apps on windows or even linux?

the only Idea I could give you is to run a macOS VM (though keep in mind this is technically piracy and violates apple's TOS so do it at your own risk, but there is quite a large hackintosh community so you're probably fine)

Edited by Mnky313
asterisks don't become italics... and where did the word piracy go... :thinking:

why no dark mode?
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