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Cool! Happy to hear there is a C# compiler, that should definitely come in handy. I cannot install anything, but if the compiler is preinstalled, that will be
by kleiba 5y ago
Cool! Happy to hear there is a C# compiler, that should definitely come in handy.
I cannot install anything, but if the compiler is preinstalled, that will be a godsend.
Fortunately, an Emacs clone doesn't really have high requirements for a GUI, but if I end up finding HTAs too limiting, it shouldn't be too hard to port it to JScript.NET (I hope). For now, I find the ability to just use HTML/CSS for what is needed quite comfortable.
- oblio 5y agoYou don't need to "install" anything. There are portable apps out there. Also a friend told me that base64 encoded zip archives copy-pasted through pastebins and the like aren't generally blocked by most scanners out there.
- kleiba 5y agoYou don't understand. This is not about (circumventing) technical limitations, it's about the policy of not installing third-party apps. And I mean "install" in the general sense of "adding to your OS" - it's irrelevant whether that means downloading an .exe file, unpacking a zip folder, or running an installer. It's not a technical question.
- hajile 5y agoI believe there are projects to run linux in wasm in your browser. Maybe that's worth looking into.
- jacquesm 5y agoDoesn't compiling your own exes violate that policy?
- kleiba 5y agoProbably when it's somebody else's code downloaded from the internet. However, I'd be a fool to ask whether it also applies to my own code ;-)