We already have a couple of windows and a Mac license in our business. I'm having to run Stylizer from a windows virtual machine and it's a bit of a bind to say the least. A native or even wine version would really go down well. I'm also happy to pay again for it. Other than for occasional cross browser/platform testing, Stylizer is the only thing tying me to the windows VM still.
jadjei
We already have a couple of windows and a Mac license in our business. I'm having to run Stylizer from a windows virtual machine and it's a bit of a bind to say the least. A native or even wine version would really go down well. I'm also happy to pay again for it. Other than for occasional cross browser/platform testing, Stylizer is the only thing tying me to the windows VM still.