Hi John,
Just wanted to check in with you how this went post installation and see how you went with the continuity of use on Linux?
I was able to install Outsystems Service Studio when I.
1 - Installed wine from PopShop (will be version 5 something wine --version in console to confirm. This is needed to use the .net install scripts as they broken in current wineHQ stable edition.).
2 - Installed winetricks from PopShop.
3 - Set Wineprefix to 64 bit
4 - Use Winetricks to install .Net 4.0 & .Net 4.8
5 - Install wine-stable from wineHQ repo to get version 6.0.1 (version 6.0.1 doesn't allow for those .net installs as broken).
6 - Download and run Outsystems IDE installer.
7 - Use Winetricks to install corefonts.
Following these steps I was able to get the IDE to run on PopOS. I could login to my environment and the app/espace list would load. Successfully clicked into an app and module list loaded. clicking into module opens the project in the IDE but it hangs. I then restarted after this point and run into issues so I suspect I may have corrupted part of my wine / OutSystems install.
All in all great to report, I don't have a heap of wine experience but I think with a bit more tweaking I will be able to get this to run too (fingers crossed!).
Will update back for anyone in the Linux community who may be interested.
Service Centre is one of the last things stopping me from moving away from windows altogether, very exciting!
Cheers,
Jack.