We've been working on a huge update since a couple of months, which involves the core game system. This update will drastically improve performances and will also fix video related problems, for example. Thanks to this update, we'll have a better system-indipendent version, letting us completing the Linux one, after its release.

One year later, is there any progress in that regard?

7 months after that, is there any progress?

I just get a crash report. To where do I send the crash.dmp and error.log?

At this point, I've about given up. Linux releases getting cancelled is all too common.

I think it's fair to inform you once and for all about what happened: after releasing the PC version and then the Mac version, we started working on the Linux one, delivering the very first build to our publisher, so that it could take care of the testing and give us support for the fixes.

This QA from our old publisher was never really carried out, receiving a first and only very generic feedback from a single tester. From that moment on we never received further support and not having any kind of personal experience it was not possible to try to develop the Linux version independently.

As you know, in April we also cut off the working relationship with the old publisher (Adventure Productions), for a set of issues that I can't explain here and of which the lack of work of the Linux version is one of the less serious and harmful events (not because the Linux version was of little importance, but because we have suffered serious damage on other fronts).

As a great Linux supporter, I am extremely sorry not to see The Wardrobe on that platform and as you can easily imagine it's a situation that puts us in extreme embarrassment.