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Unfortunately it doesn't have a browser, so your puter can't even load up puter.

• bogwog 4y ago
  Actually it seems every app is just a browser window, so you can create an app that points to puter.com, and you'll have puter inside of puter. It's pretty cool, but I can't think of what this would be useful for. Presumably, you need a sophisticated desktop OS that can run a modern web browser in order to use this. And that OS is likely more useful than this.
  • carl_dr 4y ago
    > Actually it seems every app is just a browser window, so you can create an app that points to puter.com, and you'll have puter inside of puter. Yep, you can, I now have several nested Puters.
  • divbzero 4y ago
    There are limited cases such as ChromeOS or iPadOS where Puter could be more flexible than the host OS.
  • deleted 4y ago
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  • BulgarianIdiot 4y ago
    My NAS has a similar "OS-like" web interface and it's very useful. Given there's no monitor attached to it.
  • LoganDark 4y ago
    > you can create an app that points to puter.com, and you'll have puter inside of puter. I did this months ago! Here it is: https://puter.com/app/puter https://puter.com/app/puter
  • darreninthenet 4y ago
    I've just been using it from my smartphone...
  • kang 4y ago
    Seems like this doesn't work on firefox