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Can we build independent executables means applicaion1.exe and application2.exe having different names and different icons?
Still electron main process runtime is shared.
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I believe electron-global provides a mechanism for using a single shared Electron install, but each application must create a new and independent instance / runtime process.
It's technically possible to do this from within the applications - they can coordinate to share the same runtime process. This can be achieved with a library like node-ipc for inter-process communication. Basically, whichever application starts first will become the "server"; subsequent applications will detect it and hand over its control, to let that runtime load it in a new window. I have an old but working example called singletron that demonstrates this - maybe you'll find it useful for reference.
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Can we build independent executables means applicaion1.exe and application2.exe having different names and different icons?
Still electron main process runtime is shared.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: