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Note: this project is currently dormant and non-functional, and while I have worked on redevelopments in another repo off and on for some time, I am low on the amount of unpaid work I can devote to this. As I mentioned, I have completely reworked most of the non-javascript portions somewhere…
The main features of chasemc/electricshine are: Application Deployment, Desktop Deployment.
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