Precompiled web build/release?
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Hi @danoon2,
This is some amazing code and I would love to try and use the latest build/release within my app. I am aware there are instructions, but they felt a bit dauting to me. Would it be possible to get a release or update to http://www.boxedwine.org/ with the latest emscripten build? I'd love to use this but the build process has been a barrier to entry for me, the best I could do was grabbing what was being served on the Demos page, but it all seemed out of date.
Thanks!
I'm not sure when my next official release will be, but when it happens I plan to be better about releasing all the platforms at the same time.
In the mean time, I'm currently reworking my jenkins server and will see about posting automatic experimental nightly builds.
I'm not sure when my next official release will be, but when it happens I plan to be better about releasing all the platforms at the same time.
In the mean time, I'm currently reworking my jenkins server and will see about posting automatic experimental nightly builds.
Thank you very much, that would be amazing! I am working on a web desktop environment app and your code is the missing link to being able to run exe's in a somewhat seamless and mind blowing way. Having a nightly build would be amazing as trying to reverse engineering the Demos have met with limited success on my part.
@DustinBrett The build server will now zip up all the platforms, including the emscripten build, into one zip. You can download it here http://208.113.165.28:8080/job/Boxedwine/job/master/ Look for something like build-5.zip
This comes with a very simple file system for the emscripten build, depending on your needs you might need to larger file system. You can always start with a full size file system and if its too big for your needs you can experiment with removing some of the wine files you don't need.
Thank you very much @danoon2! This is exactly what I was looking for. I spent last night getting a POC into my app. I still need to add quite a bit but it was looking really good.
Those files were very useful. I can close this as it's resolved. Maybe that link could go in the README or something as it's quite handy. Thanks again!