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We're building a cross-platform commercial application[0] in Rust (with Iced[1]), and it's deployed for Windows, MacOS, and Linux. We get blazing-fast speed and
by clarkmoody 5y ago
We're building a cross-platform commercial application[0] in Rust (with Iced[1]), and it's deployed for Windows, MacOS, and Linux. We get blazing-fast speed and cross-platform operation without Electron or Web tech bloating the build.
Distribution to Linux has been fine so far, and hopefully we're part of the solution to the problem you've outlined.
[0]: https://cryptowat.ch/apps/desktop https://cryptowat.ch/apps/desktop
[1]: https://github.com/hecrj/iced/ https://github.com/hecrj/iced/
- brundolf 5y agoA lot of that probably just comes down to Rust and its standardized tooling and static linking. Which, maybe that is the solution.
- jatone 5y agoit is. dynamic linking is a mistake on today's desktops/laptop. disk is plentiful and most of a graphic programs space usage is in assets rather than the program.