Hi there!
First of all, huge thanks for migrating the Matrix library to Flutter-Vodozemac! It's working very smoothly, and the new cross-platform support for Linux, macOS, and Windows is a very welcome addition. This transition allowed me to remove pre-compiled Olm binaries from my app, which significantly improves maintainability and the overall development experience.
However, the flutter_openssl_crypto package currently supports only iOS and Android, which means I'm still bundling pre-compiled binaries of libcrypto.1.1.dylib specifically for macOS.
Are there plans to extend flutter_openssl_crypto support to desktop platforms as well (Linux, macOS, Windows)? This enhancement would streamline app deployments across platforms (e.g. I could create a Windows version without having to find a similar mechanism with bundling the binary there, and on Linux I would not have to ask users to install the library manually), and align perfectly with the excellent improvements already made with Flutter-Vodozemac.
Thanks again for your great work,
Matthias
Hi there!
First of all, huge thanks for migrating the Matrix library to Flutter-Vodozemac! It's working very smoothly, and the new cross-platform support for Linux, macOS, and Windows is a very welcome addition. This transition allowed me to remove pre-compiled Olm binaries from my app, which significantly improves maintainability and the overall development experience.
However, the
flutter_openssl_cryptopackage currently supports only iOS and Android, which means I'm still bundling pre-compiled binaries of libcrypto.1.1.dylib specifically for macOS.Are there plans to extend
flutter_openssl_cryptosupport to desktop platforms as well (Linux, macOS, Windows)? This enhancement would streamline app deployments across platforms (e.g. I could create a Windows version without having to find a similar mechanism with bundling the binary there, and on Linux I would not have to ask users to install the library manually), and align perfectly with the excellent improvements already made with Flutter-Vodozemac.Thanks again for your great work,
Matthias