Desktop app for Linux

Comments: 8

• 01 Dec, '17
  Johannes Rexx Merged

  While I'm using Macintosh right now, I don't foresee continuing this way because I don't like the increasingly proprietary road that Apple is paving. For that reason I built a home-brew PC with parts ordered from NewEgg and run Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit edition. I see Linux as the future. I understand from our discussions that creating a Linux desktop app might be easy given that Dabble is based on the cross-platform Electron framework.

• 01 Dec, '17
  Jacob from Dabble Admin

  "Linux Desktop app" (suggested by Johannes Rexx on 2017-12-01), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 03 Jan, '18
  Douglas Kirchgesler

  I run Linux on some of my PCs and it would be nice to have the option for a native app and local storage, although the web version runs amazingly well.

• 30 Jul, '19
  Varun Prabhu

  Plus it would give you an edge considering not many writing software actually have a native app for Linux, not even Scrivener. Consider for Android and iOS as well. Native apps help sometimes. I prefer writing on native apps rather than browsers.

• 20 May, '20
  Judie Troyansky

  Please add my vote for an app for Linux.

• 30 Nov, '20
  Amanda Davison

  I've moved from Mac to Linux and don't plan to go back to Mac or Windows anytime soon. The webapp version is nice, but I would really love to have a desktop version to use.

• 16 Sep, '21
  Robin

  I've just started looking into this program, however for those that have posted I use linux on several devices and if there's a web based app then you can use nativefier to download and run it within linux seamlessly. It's a very nice option for some things

• 28 Oct, '22
  Sha'Ron

  Linux version Please! I use a Chromebook exclusively for writing. My Chromebook has the ability to run Linux, it would be a dream to have a Linux version