On Sunday, 1 December 2019 03:22:29 UTC+1, Mark S. wrote: > > > Comment 7: I wasn't able to get it to serve up an image file. Possibly a > documentation issue? Does it need to somehow compile the image? Unclear how > to do this. > Comment 8: It writes/unzips stuff deep underneath your user name. This > means it's not really as portable as one might like (seems to be a thing > with all node.js products). > Comment 9: Appears to run as 32 bit app > > On Saturday, November 30, 2019 at 5:51:53 PM UTC-8, Mark S. wrote: >> >> Oh yeah. You can't attach anything executable, even if it's in a zip >> file. You can put it on google drive and share it, though. >> >> Edit1: The twixie takes a *long* time to boot the first time -- I >> thought it had failed. And that was with a fairly small file. I think it >> was the first-time compile. >> >> Edit2: I had to open an admin box in order to generate the twixie. There >> were insufficient rights otherwise. >> >> Edit3: Once I had generated the exe, it could be run as a standard exe. >> >> Edit4: It needs a terminal box open, just like other node.js products >> >> Edit5: If you close it, you will need to kill it in the process manager >> in order to start again (just like with TiddlyDesktop). >> >> Edit6: There is an undocumented option -t that will let you set a port, >> in case you want to run more than one tiddlywiki file. >> >
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