[Solved] Is It Possible to Collaborate between Windows and Linux Client?

I am using Unity Editor version 5.6.1f1 on Windows, and I tried to sync my existing project to my Ubuntu machine.

I installed the linux client from the link below.
https://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/#post-3070212

However, when I download a cloud project to the linux client, collab menu tells me changes were made on "ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt" and gives an orange warning window.

Can Unity collab be used in two different OS now?

 

Hi @0916dhkim! Linux is not officially supported by Collab. However, that orange message you're seeing is by design because you're going between two different versions (5.6.1f1 to 5.6.1f1_Linux). You can ignore that message for your case.

 

Is this actually going to be fixed or do I have to run unity in wine to collaborate? because that solution sucks too.

 

I would also like to know if we can get a fix for this or for more official Linux support in general. I've just purchased a pro subscription with the intention of using Linux as my daily driver. This is doubly ridiculous since we can't seem to even exclude the ProjectVersions file with .collabignore.