HP Prime Connectivity Kit for Mac OSX?

I recently bought a HP Prime Calculator. A fantastic product, but why, oh why, is the HP Connectivity Kit only available for Windows? At my work I borrowed a PC so I could at least upgrade the Prime once. I looked at the installed Connectivity kit and noticed the presence of some QT libraries. This makes me guess that the Connectivity Kit is built on QT, which means it should be eminently portable to both OSX and Linux.  Thus this desperate plea to HP: Please, please, release the HP Connectivity Kit for OSX.  I don't have a PC at home. Wine does not support USB, so the Kit doesn't work with Wine either. The only option avaible to me is to buy and install a PC emulator, but I've read that other people have tried that with very varying degrees of success. Some have apparently even managed to brick their Primes, and I definetely don't want to risk that.

Hi, Note that "libhpcalcs" does not support updating the Prime firmware.http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-2230.html#pid19923 It also only has a command-line interface:http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-2230.html#pid19899 However, on the plus side, it portable to Mac OSX , Windows or Linux (you may have to compile it yourself). See for more info:http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-52.html Best regards.

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