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Precisely. You'll also gain the ability to update your apps cheaply (via the web) and bonus security points by not being beholden to Electron updates.
by sayhello 6y ago
Precisely. You'll also gain the ability to update your apps cheaply (via the web) and bonus security points by not being beholden to Electron updates.
- anhner 6y agomore like "you won't have a choice but to always use the newest version of the app"
- anhner 6y agoI get that you dislike electron, but that doesn't take away from the truth: don't like the latest version of an app? too bad, you just have to get used to it or stop using it
- diggernet 6y agoWhat a ridiculously user-hostile attitude. It's not about Electron, it's about the loss of control. It's one of the big problems with any sort of forced-update software delivery: Web apps, SaaS, snaps, etc. The new version drops a feature I need? "Too bad." The new version doesn't work right on my computer? "Too bad." The new version has a bug that is blocking my work? "Too bad."