I've written a Linux manuscript and I'd like to host WebVM for the exercises.
Hello, I've written a Linux manuscript and I'd like to host WebVM in an environment for the exercises in the book. I plan to keep the environment free for anyone to use but customized with exercises so people can practice learning Linux while reading the book and if they want they can follow along with a Capture the Flag, for learning Linux.
My reason for being here is to explore using WebVM before I start building the environment. My first question was if there is support, which it appears there is, next is there any licensing issue if I host it on my own domain and infrastructure, and would Learning Technologies be interested in a shout out in the book or some sort of relationship more than me using your product for my readers?
My reason for being here is to explore using WebVM before I start building the environment. My first question was if there is support, which it appears there is, next is there any licensing issue if I host it on my own domain and infrastructure, and would Learning Technologies be interested in a shout out in the book or some sort of relationship more than me using your product for my readers?
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