NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

GUYS I FIGURD IT OUT!

???

gamer20132020 wrote:

I successfully converted app. to bootable ISO so basically this discussion is useless as he does not have any step that I have done

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

GUYS I FIGURD IT OUT!

???

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NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

GUYS I FIGURD IT OUT!

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we need X session with window PRE-Login

NexusSfan wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I successfully converted app. to bootable ISO so basically this discussion is useless as he does not have any step that I have done

how is it useless? + we need flexible code to automatically make the script + thats mac so its less flexible

benji123good wrote:

Sorry what is X sesion? (If you don’t want to answer just ignor)

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

we need X session with window PRE-Login

Sorry what is X sesion? (If you don’t want to answer just ignor)

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

Sorry what is X sesion? (If you don’t want to answer just ignor)

An X session is a session of the X11 Window System.
We need a customized X session that only runs the Turbowarp packaged app.

NexusSfan wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I successfully converted app. to bootable ISO so basically this discussion is useless as he does not have any step that I have done

how is it useless? + we need flexible code to automatically make the script + thats mac so its less flexible

also share ISO if real

gamer20132020 wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I successfully converted app. to bootable ISO so basically this discussion is useless as he does not have any step that I have done

how is it useless? + we need flexible code to automatically make the script + thats mac so its less flexible

also share ISO if real

I deleted it because I don’t need it. it does not work

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

GUYS I FIGURD IT OUT!

???

and if you want to add it to a usb stick copy all of the files on the drive then past it into downloads (make sure to copy!) then what you wanna to is make a new folder then past it into the folder then name it Linux.iOS then go to your app that will put a os on your usb drive then get somthing like Rufus then select the iOS we just made and select the usb drive and your done!

gamer20132020 wrote:

I actually have a lso that actually works this time check this video for evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTeULPmmtps

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I actually have a lso that actually works this time check this video for evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTeULPmmtps

Renaming a .app to a .iso doesn't make it a bootable iso file (or an iso file at all). If I rip the Toyota logo off a car and glue on a Tesla logo in its place, that doesn't make the car a Tesla.

gamer20132020 wrote:

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I actually have a lso that actually works this time check this video for evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTeULPmmtps

Renaming a .app to a .iso doesn't make it a bootable iso file (or an iso file at all). If I rip the Toyota logo off a car and glue on a Tesla logo in its place, that doesn't make the car a Tesla.

I know because the next time I open the iso, it’s not going to work

applejuiceproduc wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I actually have a lso that actually works this time check this video for evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTeULPmmtps

Renaming a .app to a .iso doesn't make it a bootable iso file (or an iso file at all). If I rip the Toyota logo off a car and glue on a Tesla logo in its place, that doesn't make the car a Tesla.

I know because the next time I open the iso, it’s not going to work

umm no.

A mac os app file is a file that contains an app. It commonly has the file extension of .app but it doesn't have to.

A bootable iso file is a file that can be run without an os. It commonly has a file extension of .iso, but that doesn't mean any file ending in .iso is a real .iso file.

Your “iso” file is just an app file with a different name.

gamer20132020 wrote:

applejuiceproduc wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

gamer20132020 wrote:

I actually have a lso that actually works this time check this video for evidence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTeULPmmtps

Renaming a .app to a .iso doesn't make it a bootable iso file (or an iso file at all). If I rip the Toyota logo off a car and glue on a Tesla logo in its place, that doesn't make the car a Tesla.

I know because the next time I open the iso, it’s not going to work

umm no.

A mac os app file is a file that contains an app. It commonly has the file extension of .app but it doesn't have to.

A bootable iso file is a file that can be run without an os. It commonly has a file extension of .iso, but that doesn't mean any file ending in .iso is a real .iso file.

Your “iso” file is just an app file with a different name.

I know that’s the problem I need to get a certain part of macOS that is used to open the apps and use it from the ISO which is going to be very very very space consuming

gamer20132020 wrote:

I can actually use a plain HTML file to get the job done Instead of using a MacOS application

thr565ono wrote:

So basically this, but with scratch in the kiosk window: https://obrienlabs.net/setup-kiosk-ubuntu-chromium/