After much bumping my head against a wall I found the Web Apps program in the Application Launcher (where the Start button is in Windows) > Internet > Web Apps. This let me do the Progressive Web Apps thing you spoke of.
Ooft! This is going to be a long journey for me, eh? XD
This isn’t really a Linux thing. This works on all platforms and all browsers, more or less.
Also I wouldn’t bother with that Web Apps program. You can just navigate to the webpage and a little laptop-looking icon should appear in the URL bar on the right. Click that and it will initiate a guided install.
The easiest way to use Linux is to pretend it’s a Chromebook 🤣
After much bumping my head against a wall I found the Web Apps program in the Application Launcher (where the Start button is in Windows) > Internet > Web Apps. This let me do the Progressive Web Apps thing you spoke of.
Ooft! This is going to be a long journey for me, eh? XD
huh that’s cool. all sorted then!
long journeys tend to be good ones.
This isn’t really a Linux thing. This works on all platforms and all browsers, more or less.
Also I wouldn’t bother with that Web Apps program. You can just navigate to the webpage and a little laptop-looking icon should appear in the URL bar on the right. Click that and it will initiate a guided install.
The easiest way to use Linux is to pretend it’s a Chromebook 🤣