Sorry to disappoint.
You will continue to see us support Windows and Ubuntu Linux. Currently, there's a slight difference in features between the two (the Linux version doesn't support SSL yet), but we will continue to work on those platforms.
Our aim is to keep our source code multi-platform enough so that it should be straight-forward for someone with the resources and know-how to port the code to other compilers and operating platforms, but you are unlikely to see us cover more than Windows and Linux in the near future.
Niklas
You will continue to see us support Windows and Ubuntu Linux. Currently, there's a slight difference in features between the two (the Linux version doesn't support SSL yet), but we will continue to work on those platforms.
Our aim is to keep our source code multi-platform enough so that it should be straight-forward for someone with the resources and know-how to port the code to other compilers and operating platforms, but you are unlikely to see us cover more than Windows and Linux in the near future.
Niklas