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Supported platforms.
FreeM has proved itself to be quite portable, having no dependencies on a particular CPU endianness, and being a straight character-by-character interpreter. We will continue to produce as many ports as possible, as time permits.
FreeM is currently known to run on 9 operating systems across 8 CPU architectures:
Current Port Status
| Operating System |
OS Version |
CPU Architecture |
Maintainer |
| Current Ports |
| Debian GNU/Linux |
10 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| Ubuntu GNU/Linux |
19.10 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| Ubuntu GNU/Linux |
18.04 |
s390x |
John Willis |
| Raspbian GNU/Linux |
10 |
armv6l |
John Willis |
| Raspbian GNU/Linux |
10 |
armv7l |
John Willis |
| Solaris |
11.3 |
sparc64 (sun4v) |
John Willis |
| SCO OpenServer |
5.0.7 |
i386 |
John Willis |
| NetBSD |
9.0 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| FreeBSD |
12.1 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| OpenBSD |
6.6 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| Debian GNU/Hurd |
HURD 0.9 |
i386 |
John Willis |
| Mac OS X |
10.14 |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| IBM AIX |
5.1L |
ppc |
John Willis |
| Tru64 UNIX |
5.1 |
Alpha |
John Willis |
| Ports Under Investigation |
| AmigaOS + ixemul.library |
2.0+ |
m68k |
John Willis |
| Future Ports |
| Mac OS X |
10.3+ |
PPC |
John Willis |
| SGI IRIX |
6.5 |
MIPS |
John Willis |
| HP-UX |
11.0 |
HP PA-RISC |
John Willis |
| Microsoft Windows (Cygwin) |
? |
amd64 |
John Willis |
| OpenVMS |
7.3+ |
VAX, Alpha, Itanium |
John Willis |
| BeOS |
5.0+ |
i386, PPC |
John Willis |
| IBM OS/2 Warp + EMX |
3+ |
i386 |
John Willis |
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