OutpostPMX Compatibility

v2026.08.3-beta


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Windows Compatibility

Windows Officially Tested Unlikely to be Compatible
11Tested
10Tested
8.1⚠️Maybe
8⚠️Maybe & wouldn't support it
7⚠️Very unlikely
VistaImpossible
XPImpossible

The biggest issue is Python 3.12. Python dropped Windows 7 in 2020, and current PySide6 releases are built assuming modern Windows APIs. Even if OutpostPMX's own code would run, the underlying runtime environment is no longer supporting those older systems.



Linux Compatibility

Platform Officially Tested Expected Compatible
Ubuntu 22.04 Tested
Ubuntu 24.04 Tested
openSUSE 16.0 LeapTested
Linux Mint 21🟡Expected to work
Linux Mint 22🟡Expected to work
Debian 12 🟡Expected to work
Fedora 42 🟡Expected to work
Pop!_OS 🟡Expected to work
Zorin 🟡Expected to work
AlmaLinux Unknown; needs testing
Arch Unknown; needs testing
Fedora Unknown; needs testing
Kali Unknown; needs testing
Manjaro Unknown; needs testing
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Unknown; needs testing
Rocky Linux Unknown; needs testing

Processor Requirements
Official OutpostPMX builds are compiled with current Qt 6.x libraries and require a modern x86-64 processor supporting SSE4.2 and POPCNT instruction sets.

Most Intel Core i3/i5/i7/i9 processors and modern AMD Ryzen processors are supported.

Older processors, including many Intel Core 2 Duo systems, will not work, and are not supported.



Raspberry Pi Compatibility

Hardware Officially Tested Expected Compatible
Pi 5Tested
Pi 4🟡Expected to work
Pi 400🟡Should build
Pi 3B+🟡Should build (slower)
Raspberry Pi OS O/S Default Python OutpostPMX
BullseyeDebian 113.9⚠️Should build and run
BookwormDebian 123.11Tested
Trixie (future)Debian 133.13 (expected)Likely after PySide6 update


Apple Compatibility

Platform Officially Tested Expected Compatible
Intel Mac + macOS SequoiaTested
Intel Mac + Sonoma🟡Expected to work
Intel Mac + Ventura🟡Expected to work
Apple Chip M# + macOS Sequoia🟡Works, not built

The macOS ecosystem is a bit cleaner than Linux because Apple controls both the hardware and the operating system. The main distinction is CPU architecture, not the OS distribution.

Apple Hardware macOS Default Python* OutpostPMX
Intel MacSequoia3.12 (rec'd)Tested
Intel MacVentura3.12 (rec'd)Should build & run
Intel MacSonoma3.12 (rec'd)Should build & run
Apple Chip (M1-M5)Ventura3.12 (rec'd)🟡Expected to work
Apple Chip (M1-M5)Sonoma3.12 (rec'd)🟡Expected to work
Apple Chip (M1-M5)Sequoia3.12 (rec'd)🟡Works, not built

*Note: Unlike Linux or Raspberry Pi OS, modern versions of macOS no longer include a developer Python suitable for building applications. This Build Guide installs a current Python release (for example, Python 3.12) using Homebrew or the official Python installer. Therefore, the Python version is independent of the macOS version.


Official Build Environments

Platform Build OS Python Status
WindowsWindows 113.12Official
Linux x86-64Ubuntu 22.04 LTS3.10Official
Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi OS Bookworm (64-bit)3.11Official
macOS IntelmacOS Sequoia3.12Official
macOS Apple Chip M4macOS Sequoia3.12Works, not code-signed

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