What does the default framework container do or what can I put in there?
I was hoping I could put the home directory in there and maybe get
it working on Freebsd.
Desktop app settings
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Hi monxain,
I am not sure what you are trying to ask here. If it concerns the Desktop app settings when you click 'UPDATE YOUR SETTINGS' and a window opens with what looks like an empty array - these are currently ignored. We used to have an array of settings on an older version of the Desktop app but these were incorporated into the new app creation process. However, please watch this space as DC will be updating the Desktop App soon once he is finished working on the new documentation and a few other things on trongate.io - with some community help.
Regarding your question about putting the home directory in the default framework container and getting it working on FreeBSD, it would be helpful to understand your specific use case or requirements in more detail.
As for FreeBSD compatibility, while PHP applications, including those built with Trongate, can run on FreeBSD, there might be specific considerations or configurations needed for compatibility.
I am not sure what you are trying to ask here. If it concerns the Desktop app settings when you click 'UPDATE YOUR SETTINGS' and a window opens with what looks like an empty array - these are currently ignored. We used to have an array of settings on an older version of the Desktop app but these were incorporated into the new app creation process. However, please watch this space as DC will be updating the Desktop App soon once he is finished working on the new documentation and a few other things on trongate.io - with some community help.
Regarding your question about putting the home directory in the default framework container and getting it working on FreeBSD, it would be helpful to understand your specific use case or requirements in more detail.
As for FreeBSD compatibility, while PHP applications, including those built with Trongate, can run on FreeBSD, there might be specific considerations or configurations needed for compatibility.