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With Gallium the "outer layer" is compiled whereas with Electron end users can take a look at the scripts (there's some ways to mitigate it, but still, it's no
by bpizzi 10y ago
With Gallium the "outer layer" is compiled whereas with Electron end users can take a look at the scripts (there's some ways to mitigate it, but still, it's not compiled into a binary).
This can be useful if, for example, you want to deploy this as a commercial software and do some checking against piracy...
Which leads to: there's still no licence attached to this cool project ;)
- kuschku 10y agoSo, you're saying, the only advantage is that instead of every high school student being able to crack your DRM, now only every college student will be able to crack your DRM. Just stop it and give up on DRM.