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BasicMaker is still not implemented for Linux on the Seventh Private Beta. A very serious limitation.

Disappointed there is no macro language support for Linux.

With no macro language, PlanMaker cannot compete with Gnumeric that supports Python.

Linux does have freebasic and Gambas .

The Linux version of PlanMaker should be able to use at least one of the above linked languages for macro ...

Also want to bring attention to Gambas a Basic interpreter with optional just-in-time compilation, as easy as Visual Basic™

Had the same problem on Softmaker 2024 rev S1210.0217 after linux manjaro [ Stable Update ] 2024-05-13

The problem appears to be related to openssl.

The problem can be resolved by disabling the network for the process.
Temporarily modifying launcher commands for the respective apps:

unshare -r ...

It matters not where one is located on the planet, one can purchase the MS Windows and MS Office key after which one goes to the Windows site to download the software to install on a PC for the required localization. The software is activated using the keys purchased.

So there is no illegal copy as ...

Targeting Windows OS for feature implementation in competition with MS Office has limited return as Windows Professional And Office Professional can be obtained for under USD $50.00.

The better option is literally a full fledged office software that can be purchased on a competing OS platform that ...

Most word processors, MS Word, AbiWord, ..., have the feature to attach a URL to a word or phrase. However, only MS Word is able to save the document in PDF format with the hyperlinks working in the PDF file.

Does TextMaker in SoftMaker Professional have the ability to export to PDF format ...

Is scripting language support planned for Linux in the future?

What about freebasic?

This is critical as it is expected for serious spreadsheet use.

This feature is available on Gnumeric via Python3.

Does PlanMaker Professional 2024 have Python Macro support on linux?