Using the Chameleon GUI in Windows, create a vmd file and then use the stubcode generator to make a complete project for a Unix or Linux option. All the options actually put out the same code so it is not critical which non-windows C++ platform you select.

	It's nice if you have SAMBA or NFS set up. These programs allow your Windows machine to mount Unix drives. They also allow you to generate the stubcode directly to a directory on your Unix system.

We do not currently support running the Chameleon GUI on platforms other than Windows. We are interested in hearing from customers that would like to see the GUI ported to other platforms however. Depending on future demand we may consider doing this in the future.