Blue Apple

Nowadays, one single platform not applicable anymore. Having said this, we need applications that can span those various platforms, from Windows to Linux to Mac and back. In the current world of cross-platform, you have to rely on apps that can handle whatever systems you are supporting. Here I found the 8 reliable and good for cross platform application category.

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1. VMware
No doubt about VMware. From personal uses until to massive enterprise rollout, VMware can be reliable even its proprietary but it’s worth a every penny.

2. Firefox
Most popular browser in the world even Chrome chasing not far from behind. A good cross-platform browser which is very essential with many adds on and plug-in.

3. Chrome
Become a threat to Firefox. Chrome is fast, stable, extensible and lighter cross-platform.

4. VLC
Available for Linux, Mac, Windows, BSD, UNIX, Solaris and many more OS. Media player that can play almost everything and even can be view across a network. Open source and free.

5. Apache
Apache can be use in Apache on Windows, Linux, and Mac; it’s hands down the winner between Web servers. The best thing is it’s free. Any competitor? Well said.

6. MySQL Workbench
A better database administration tool that can be use anywhere at any platform. With this MySQL admin tool, you can work your MySQL magic on all platforms. However, for some platforms, only development release available but this release is stable as any other tools available.

7. TeamViewer
There are plenty of them out there; some of them are cross platform by way of being used within a browser. But few of them are really cross-platform applications. TeamViewer is one such monster. With a client for Windows, Linux, Mac, and iPhone, there will rarely be a client or situation you can’t support.

8. OpenOffice
OpenOffice enable those who can’t manage to pay for Microsoft Office to function in a business environment. OpenOffice is one of the most significant cross-platform applications presented.