I have created Desktop application using node webkit for Windows and Mac is it possible to create for chromebook/chrome os.
For Chrome os we can built extensions.
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ElectronJS is cross-platform framework to create desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux.
But if I make an app using responsive web design for mobile views, will the distribution for Linux work for Ubuntu Touch, Sailfish OS, Mobian, and many other Linux mobile touch operating systems?
In Sailfish OS it would not work, because no Electron in SailfishOS, if you want, you can try build it by your self (Electron should support Wayland platform, but in SailfishOS we have old Waland protocol version, in Ubuntu Touch, on Mir, it has more chance to make electorn work, dont know about mobian nothing)
Is it possible to create Desktop Environment like KDE or GNOME using Electron framework?
How this can be achieved?
Electron is a Node.js Server with Chromium as a Frontend. So you can build cross platform applications using all the power of Node. That's nice but not even near the tasks and settings a desktop enviroment like GNOME or KDE have to manage.
I see absolutely no way achieving what you are looking for.
I'm trying to use NativeScript + Angular + SQLite to create a mobile application and following this video. At 3:00, it says to run the command tns platform add ios in the folder and I get the error "Applications for platform iso can not be built on this OS." The OS that I'm running is Windows 10 Home. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
You can not build apps for iOS using Windows OS, it's not limitation from NativeScript but from Apple itself. You need Xcode to build apps for iOS which can only be installed on Mac OS.
If you have an iOS device with you, you may use Playground or Preview to run your code directly on your device from a Windows machine. The CLI / Sidekick even support cloud builds.
If you like to use Simulators, the only option is to install Mac OS using Virtual Box but that may be terribly slow.
I want to check if Chrome browser is installed or not when my electron app run. I want a solution which will work for all OS.
I used Microsoft XP as operation system for web design and development for 1 year. But now I am switching to Ubuntu (linux).
For Windows OS we have Microsoft’s SuperPreview for testing compatibility in different versions of IE.
Please specify the list of such utilities or tools which provide such support in Linux, specifically for Ubuntu.
If you want to test IE compatibility on Linux, you have a few options:
Windows on a Virtual Machine (eg: VirtualBox) with multiple IEs installed
IEs4Linux
Wine + Winetricks
In order of personal preference (VM is my favorite option).
Other than that, you can use install Firefox, Opera and Chrome on Ubuntu. There's no native version of Safari, but you should be fine since it uses the same rendering engine as Chrome (WebKit).