Courage is opening up your sources for the whole world to see!
As we continue to develop and support InstallAware 2025, you may now take a peek under the hood – and even take care of a pet peeve or two here or there; to say nothing of actually implementing things we haven’t even dreamed of yet at InstallAware Software.
You get to pick your platform – Linux, macOS, or Windows.
Building from our sources is remarkably straightforward, and we have a thorough readme to guide you every step of the way:
www.github.com/installaware/IAMP
You may compile for 7 different platforms from the same single unified sources:
– Linux x86_64 GTK2
– Linux aarch64 GTK2
– Linux x86_64 Qt5
– Linux aarch64 Qt5
– Apple Intel
– Apple Silicon
– Windows x86
Indeed, courage is hardly removing a headphone jack everybody needs.
Courage is exercising your freedom to self-publish your software, on your own terms, and on all platforms you want to seed!
Welcome to a brave new world!
Self-publishing your software on your own terms and on any platform you choose to seed is an act of courage!
Seeing one unified source tree target seven platforms, including both GTK2 and Qt5 on Linux, is unusual for installer tooling. I’ve built cross-platform projects before, and the GTK2/Qt5 split often means separate dependency sets, so I’m curious how the readme handles those diverging requirements. Are the Apple Silicon and Linux aarch64 builds tested from the same CI pipeline, or do they still need separate host machines?