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Signal usage survey, what versions do you use? Wanted for potential Flatpak adoption
(community.signalusers.org)
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Native desktop version.
What does that mean?
First being able to use the service first-class on the desktop without registering with phone app first. Second is using native desktop technologies for the app, as Signal currently uses Electron so it is basically a website running in separate Chromium web browser without tabs.
Agreed
That's a very gross oversimplification of what Electron is.