Just thinking a Debian version would make this available to Chromebook users.
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I think it might be a problem with me using the Linux environment on my Chromebook rather than actual Linux. Upon entering the command 'dreambox' the terminal returned with '-bash: dreambox: command not found'. I tried 'exec dreambox' and it returned '-bash: exec: dreambox: not found'.
Running the Windows version through Wine returns the following error message:
I am using the latest version of Wine, according to my termin
That takes me through the whole rigmarole of installing the .NET runtime, despite me having already done so. I don't want to have to go through the whole process and all that complicated terminal stuff rarely does anything useful on my device. With all due respect, I am the user, you are the developer, it's your job to make it accessible.
You asked for a Debian version, there is a Linux version which should work on Debian. I'm sorry you have to go through extra steps to get a working runtime environment, but that's kind of how the cookie crumbles when you're using Linux.
At the moment that's probably the best I can do for you. Getting a version that doesn't depend on the .NET runtime would probably involve rewriting the whole thing in a language that isn't C#, and considering I have made a grand total of $6 ever on Dreambox that's probably not super feasible for me. I also don't have access to Chromebook hardware, and do not plan on obtaining one, so a native app is also probably off the table.