… but it runs inside a KVM/Qemu Win10 virtual machine (I’m using virtmanager for ease of use) and also the 3D display is reasonably fast since I’ve installed the Mesa OpenGL and D3D10 drivers from here:
It’s still just software rendering, but on my Ryzen 5950X the rendering speed is more than sufficient.
No luck for me. With my Intel Core i5 CPU and no GPU even with the Mesa OpenGL and D3D10 drivers 3d display is uselessly slow 
Now I’m stuck with dualboot
Lack of Linux support or at least open API is frustrating. I’m trying to bruteforce the SSH password for the RANGE device. No luck so far, 5 more days to go…
Hi @sxiii ，
Thank you for your attention.
Currently, it might be challenging to focus on a Linux software version as the team is prioritizing the improvement of the current Revo Scan version.
However, we have taken note of users’ requests for a Linux software option, and we have already reported it to our product team. They will carefully evaluate and consider it.
We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. Thank you in advance.
@sxiii you are not alone. I’m also looking forward to have a Linux version…
There are actually tons of desperate Linux users. Please, make a release for us too. We’re even willing to help you with the porting ;-)…
I would like to vote for a Linux version as well, like e.g. BambuLab has provided of their great slicing tool: Software Studio - Bambu Lab
Are there any news or plans regarding a Linux version?
I facing the requirement to switch completely to Linux next year, as Windows 11 is inacceptable to be used with personal data - too much cloud integration.
As my Inspire and Revopoint 5 is really great, i would miss them.
Are there any options, like a more generic export from the mobile apps?
So an exported point cloud could be used with MeshLab.
Hi @KarlR
After you processed the scan on your mobile app , you can access direct the project file on your computer via usb and download direct the Fused point cloud from that project .
Regarding Linux version , no news about it at this moment .
Thanks for for the tip. This is working so far.
The results are much worse than with the Revopoint 5 Software.
I used a iPad Pro M1 but the WiFi Connection is not working so good.
I live in a very dense Wifi environment with around 35 Wifi Networks around.
Took ages the get the scanner connected and the streaming wasn’t smooth.
I will give the single shot mode a try at the weekend.
Then I shared the Scan to a file (… more), transferred to PC and found the ply.
Works good with Meshlab (Screened Poisson surface reconstruction).
So at least the scanner is not completely lost, when i switch to Linux.
But I still hope for a Linux Port of Revopoint 5 
I am with you and hope too for a linux version.
Would be awesome!
Have you tried running it under WINE? I ran the old Revoscan (pre 5) on Linux under WINE and it worked fine.
Yep, multiple times tried but it does not work
A Linux native version has my vote! I literally just signed up to this forum to find out how to get it running on wine!
I, too, would love to see a Linux version! For RevoScan MetroX
RevoScan is right now the only reason I ever boot into Windows.
Another vote for a Linux native version from me.
It’s a PITA to have a Windows box running just for Revo Scan.
Hi,
Our network has purchased more than 800 units of Revopoint Pop2, and we use Linux Ubuntu. It is a shame that we cannot use it with native GNU/Linux software, which is a disappointment for me. In fact, I was planning to buy one for personal use, but now I know I won’t.
Anyway, I would like to add my vote to those requesting a native GNU/Linux version.
Thanks.
Yes please, add my vote too!
add my vote to please! hope to help also if it is possible. I develop low level firmware for music instruments.