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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 coo

by 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.
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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