Gil

In my case I'm running node-java, if I run it without packaging it works fine but if I package it then I get this error immediately upon attempting to run...

This is from one of the forum issues. https://forums.docker.com/t/file-access-in-mounted-volumes-extremely-slow-cpu-bound/8076/69 Docker for Mac: version: v1.11.1-beta14.5.m OS X: version 10.11.1 (build: 15B42) logs: /tmp/20160607-093828.tar.gz failure: No error was detected --- local root@9e5d52471dc9:/tmp#...

Agreed, they said the release yesterday was an RC 2 instead of beta ... hope they're still working on it. On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 11:15 AM, Yevgeniy Brikman...

Does this mean without a license of some sort you have to have the person you give your application to install sciter? Also the "INDIE" one only supports Windows?

@pravic how do you or others package the library normally?

@pravic do you then have the user add it to the environment or load it somehow in a relative way from the program?

@pravic I'm really new to the go language, would you have an example of how you're loading it from a relative path that you could share?

@pravic ah I see the issue now, I'm on a Mac and that snippet isn't loading for MacOS only Windows and Linux. The lib for Mac is sciter-osx-64.dylib

@pravic thank you, have it working now. I must have tried it before in a different location, my apologies and thank you for this project.

@taonylu how do you do this on Mac/Linux ?