feat: Implement experimental elinux support #435
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Thank you very much for the PR :) Actually, Cargokit is not a Rinf product. Cargokit is maintained as a separated project by @irondash. Rinf simply uses Git subtree to use Cargokit as part of the package. What do you think about creating a PR at Cargokit? I will be able to include the new changes in Rinf as soon as it gets merged over there. |
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Sure :P |
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I've also created a PR at Cargokit to assist with the process |
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This pull request introduces experimental eLinux support to Rinf. While there are still some modifications needed on the Flutter-eLinux side, I have initiated a discussion on this issue: Issue #270.
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