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The Bada site list the Windows OS as a system requirement for installing the Bada SDK.
Is it possible to create Bada apps using Linux?
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It's still not supported by Samsung, but I have combined the toolchain from opensource.samsung.com with some reverse engineering to create this: https://github.com/epi/bali-sdk
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Unfortunately, native Linux / OS X support will only be released later (if at all, I would add) - with the current release of the official 2.0 SDK, there's only a Windows version. (Nevertheless, it does run under Parallels and also accesses the connected hardware.)
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Samsung announced that upcoming 2.0.0 will support GNU/Linux , else you can try to port the toolchain to start ...
Some links about it (in french) : http://blog.newlc.com/tagged/bada
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It's not supported by Samsung, but it is possible to run Bada IDE and Simulator on Linux using Wine. There was a problem with communication between IDE and the Simulator, but I believe it is possible to get it to work. But as far as I know, there are no drivers for the Wave phone, so you won't be able to test your apps on the device.
More info and discussion here: http://forums.badadev.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=82
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