> Running this in the browser makes for a ridiculously easy setup. You can get up and running very quickly by just giving someone a URL (probably with a pre-unp

> Running this in the browser makes for a ridiculously easy setup. You can get up and running very quickly by just giving someone a URL (probably with a pre-unpacked image)... I'm not sure of where I'd use it outside of teaching... but it's quite impressive. Teaching seems like a great use case. Maybe they'll use similar licensing as their Cheerp compiler [0] and provide a basic community tier. You could give students a foolproof (?) way to run a controlled set of applications locally without the confusion of setting up a local VM host or the expense of hosting virtual machines for the class. That assumes your students have decent computers. Actually, this would be a nice way to sideload real applications onto Chromebooks. Certainly more secure/accessible/maintainable than unlocking all the default protections and side-loading Linux first. [0] https://leaningtech.com/pages/cheerp.html https://leaningtech.com/pages/cheerp.html