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by camus2 3140 days ago
HaxeDevelop isn't going to run on Linux or Mac, that's the point. Programming communities should focus on writing language servers and let developers use their favorite IDE instead of forcing people to use a specific IDE.
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markknol 3140 days ago
There is a language server build by the Haxe team. https://github.com/vshaxe/haxe-languageserver HaxeDevelop consumes that.

If you want a cross-OS IDE, or something that works on mac/linux, then use vscode + vshaxe.

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