Updated details of using PHP binaries
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## Multiple Platforms
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Although it may need a little additonal work you can make a PHP desktop application for Windows, Linux, and OSX. Currently the binaries for PHP are version 5.6 32-bit thread safe binaries for Windows. But you can switch it out with a different version/platform found at [PHP.net](http://php.net/) or elsewhere. Linux and OSX versions have a slightly different file structure and so far a packaging scheme has not been decided so you will need to come up with your own. Have suggestions? Do feel free to share.
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(I have not tested it on any ARM based builds of NW.js but I don't see why it couldn't work.)
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Although it may need a little additonal work you can make a PHP desktop application for Windows, Linux, and OSX. You can use the PHP binaries found at [PHP.net](http://php.net/) or elsewhere. Windows binaries will work once you drop them in the PHP directory. Linux and OSX versions have a slightly different file structure which make packaging a bit harder. But users have been able to use binaries included with [AMPPS](http://www.ampps.com/) and [PHP Nightrain](http://www.naetech.com/php-nightrain) with little to no extra modification.
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## Optional PHP Packaging
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