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Fine, if they don't have any business reason for a native client they should just can the slack desktop app because it provides 0 benefits over the web app then
by snuxoll 9y ago
Fine, if they don't have any business reason for a native client they should just can the slack desktop app because it provides 0 benefits over the web app then.
If you're going to do something do it right or don't do it at all.
- johannes1234321 9y agoThe desktop app allows them to Mark the checkbox of having a "native" app when selling ... And in my environment quite a few folks prefer the election app over the browser. I don't know why, though.
- always_good 9y agoI prefer a dedicate app because I can alt-tab through a relatively limited number of apps compared to the dozens of tabs I may have open. For example, the desktop app will show notification count in the dock. Imagine if all of your apps had a browser version and you could always pick between a tabbed version vs standalone version. To use the tabbed version of everything would be like using an AOL app back in those days where you alt-tab to the AOL virtual window and then find the app you want within it while wishing you could just use the OS' window manager system.
- johannes1234321 9y agoI simply have it in a browser window in a specific part on my desktop which I manage via i3wm. But, well, everybody has their preferences.