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A windows native app? Or an osx one? Linux? Playstation 5 maybe?
Yes, a native application for each major operating system, that respects the OS's UI guidelines, and runs efficiently.
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As we know, defaults are powerful. Defaults that destroy privacy for one of the last trustworthy local-first interfaces left are quite informative.
Neither sync nor chatGPT are on by default in Raycast.
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Neither sync nor chatGPT are on by default in Raycast.
They have some 'splainin to do then, on their home page. Not to mention, I don't even want my local apps to have the potential to do it.
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Yes, a native application for each major operating system, that respects the OS's UI guidelines, and runs efficiently.
That would take 20x more work just to do a few OSs if were even possible, which it isn't.
Fine. Pick a platform to support.
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Spoilers II and III: > There's telemetry (and) > a terms of service to agree to
Telemetry is completely optional and anonymous (and we provide a switch to turn it off when you launch the app).
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#36I love the command line, and I doubt I'll use this terminal, but "each command and its output is a separate box" is a way of using a terminal that I've long wished for. My day is full of `clear && bazel build`, not because I want to clear my history, but because I want to treat the build output as a single unit.
warp (warp.dev) does this
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That would take 20x more work just to do a few OSs if were even possible, which it isn't.
Somehow we did this for 30 years, but now that Electron exists, it's impossible? Fine. Pick a platform to support.
There were many attempts and electron beats them all.
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Somehow we did this for 30 years, but now that Electron exists, it's impossible? Fine. Pick a platform to support.
When did we do it 30 years ago? With java? There were many attempts and electron beats them all.