pichillilorenzo
[windows&&linux] add support for window and linux
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What would be needed to add a Linux implementation? Is there some previous work done or is this a green field? Depending on the constraints I'd would be willing to work on it.
What would be needed to add a Linux implementation? Is there some previous work done or is this a green field? Depending on the constraints I'd would be willing to work on it.
If that helps, https://pub.dev/packages/desktop_webview_window works on Linux using libwebkit2. In my app, I've added a few exceptions to detect when it's a desktop and using this package instead. But the issue is, it cannot be embedded in my app window, it opens an external screen, which for my use case is better anyway (as I simulate external monitors).
I'd be interest to follow and maybe contributing if you work on this Linux implementation @casimir
