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It worked, however the buttons were too tiny to hit without a mouse. In any case, I sometimes want to use it but don’t want to carry a laptop, so I tried it with my wife’s Windows Tablet.
There are better programs like BackyardEOS to do this, but they are not free. There is a nice little free program called EOS Camera Movie Record that allows you to capture 5x live-view video from your camera, which is the best way to do planetary photography for most Canon DSLRs (with the exception of 550D and 60D which have the superior “video crop mode”). Update July 6 2015: Canon SDK update with support for EOS 5DS/760D/750D.
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