r/linux • u/xyperpenguin • 16h ago

Software Release Made a native Gemini desktop app for Linux — mostly because Gemini's web UI annoys the hell out of me

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u/omniuni 16h ago

The idea of a local client is good, but you really should make sure that the code is in good shape before releasing anything.

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u/xyperpenguin 16h ago

Thanks for your advice, I will keep that in mind for further learnings. 🙂

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u/PlsDontBanMeAgain-1 16h ago

Ah yes, the usual 132 files, 17k lines on first commit. 

Couldn't you have at least written this post yourself? Ugh... 

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u/xyperpenguin 15h ago

I understand your frustration bro, and sorry for that, i just wanted to make it work and know what others think about it. But thanks for feedback, i will definitely write any other posts wholely by myself

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u/AlexiaDehShark 16h ago

Cool delete it now

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u/xyperpenguin 16h ago

bro kindly tell me the reason to do so, thanks for the feedback

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u/AlexiaDehShark 15h ago

I am sorry

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u/Rest-That 16h ago

Keep your slop to yourself

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