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Yes, it's been taken into consideration. While it's technically feasible, it's not in our plans for the time being. Should there be commercial interest for supporting these features, though, we will reconsider it.
Thanks! :)
Yes, it's been taken into consideration. While it's technically feasible, it's not in our plans for the time being. Should there be commercial interest for supporting these features, though, we will reconsider it.
If that's the case, feel free to contact us at info@leaningtech.com.
wdym that's not practical?
first of all, it would allow you to insert files into the WebVM. any normal linux distro can read USB, and it's hella useful too. if WebVM supported USB, then it could be used to unpack tar and gzip archives, and also allow for an easy way to make USB linux installers.
see? i just proved you wrong, AND i made you look dumb on the internet.
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sere commentedon Feb 7, 2022
Thanks! :)
Yes, it's been taken into consideration. While it's technically feasible, it's not in our plans for the time being. Should there be commercial interest for supporting these features, though, we will reconsider it.
If that's the case, feel free to contact us at info@leaningtech.com.
hello-smile6 commentedon Apr 23, 2022
Actually, not possible to do USB installers via WebUSB. You can install a different of Android on a phone and do ADB though.
hahahahaxxx334 commentedon Dec 14, 2022
Just do what @hello-smile6 said, and use WebUSB to emulate USB storage in the host OS.
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