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I'm seriously considering adding "applets", has this been discussed previously?
I think a self contained jar that can be launched from lagrange inside a JVM sandbox would be pretty simple to add, the question is what the warnings before launching should be... how does gemini handle exe downloads now?
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This has not come up before. What would be the compelling use case for this?
Executables are not given any particular significance in Gemini. Downloaded data just has a MIME type. The client can decide what it wants to do with the data based on its MIME type or any other factors.
I'm a proponent of bringing back Flash (SVG) and Applets (Sandbox with multicore performance as opposed to .js), without those the browser is just a convoluted way to access my bank, since everything else is mostly a bloated waste of time/energy.
We need an application distribution system that is secure and cross-platform and that system always was a bytecode VM with GC + native dep. binaries that are secured by something centralized.
Maybe look at how hard it is to add mimetypes to lagrange so that modding it becomes simpler?
I'm seriously considering adding "applets", has this been discussed previously?
I think a self contained jar that can be launched from lagrange inside a JVM sandbox would be pretty simple to add, the question is what the warnings before launching should be... how does gemini handle exe downloads now?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: