WebRTC, RTCPeerConnection API - works for Chrome and Firefox
What are the WebRTC Bitcoin projects out there? 
Topic: Could bitcoin run in jslinux? with JSModem (Read 2490 times)
http://bellard.org/jslinux/
could we use this as a very light bitcoin wallet separate from our operating system & browsers?
could we use this as a very light bitcoin wallet separate from our operating system & browsers?
Yes, we can!
We don't even need to use that emulator.
The technologies are called:
1) LLVM to JS compiler - https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/
2) WebRTC, RTCPeerConnection API - works for Chrome and Firefox
I was just researching JsLinux again and found JSModem exist on github.
here is the project https://github.com/ewiger/jsmodem
all the info and a video of it running is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEsmgHrKQYM
here is the project https://github.com/ewiger/jsmodem
all the info and a video of it running is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEsmgHrKQYM
From the jslinux FAQ:
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When will there be network support ?
It is relatively easy to add a virtual network interface. The problem is to make it communicate with other hosts, so at this point it is not my priority. For example, due to security restrictions, it is only possible to communicate with the web site hosting the VM or with cooperating servers. Moreover, only specific types of network protocols can be handled because no raw TCP connection nor raw UDP packets can be sent due to API restrictions and security reasons.
It is relatively easy to add a virtual network interface. The problem is to make it communicate with other hosts, so at this point it is not my priority. For example, due to security restrictions, it is only possible to communicate with the web site hosting the VM or with cooperating servers. Moreover, only specific types of network protocols can be handled because no raw TCP connection nor raw UDP packets can be sent due to API restrictions and security reasons.
http://bellard.org/jslinux/
could we use this as a very light bitcoin wallet separate from our operating system & browsers?
could we use this as a very light bitcoin wallet separate from our operating system & browsers?
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