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No Linux support? Also is this built in Electron?

daniel_sushil 3y ago
Unfortunately, there is no Linux support at the moment. Since the app uses Electron, adding Linux support down the road might be easier. I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Just curious - do you see yourself using an app like this?
- flashback2199 3y ago
  I was going to download until I saw it isn't available on Linux.
  - daniel_sushil 3y ago
    This is great to know. I'll try to address it sooner rather than later. Thanks!
    - utopiah 3y ago
      FWIW be cautious if you do, "we" are a pain, cf https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37926449 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37926449
      - flashback2199 3y ago
        Psh it's an electron app, it takes a few minutes to adjust the config and hit the right command to build the app for Linux.
- wharfjumper 3y ago
  I would try this app but use Linux desktop exclusively
- zorr 3y ago
  I'm putting my full comment here to add to the Linux votes since I'm on Linux 80% of my time. Although, I will be given the macOS trial a shot soon as I have an iOS project in the pipeline. Congrats on launching and sharing! The idea of an integrated all-in-one solution is intriguing to me. So intriguing that over the last 10 years I've started various projects in a similar direction. Mostly focused on integrating calendars (multiple external calendars), tasks and notes within the same app. Lesser focus on web app integration or focus modes. Combining calendar, tasks en notes within the same app is something that I have not found a good solution for. Most apps focus on only 1 aspect and lack in the others typically leading to having to use a separate app for each aspect, and then losing time and focus by context switching between apps. A few years ago I wrote about my experiences in this space[1]. I'm curious to see how you have tackled this problem and how the integration between tasks/calendars (and notes?) works. also: The "Learn more" link near the bottom does not go anywhere. [1]: https://stevenvanbael.com/open-calendar-task-space-is-a-mess https://stevenvanbael.com/open-calendar-task-space-is-a-mess

Unfortunately, there is no Linux support at the moment. Since the app uses Electron, adding Linux support down the road might be easier. I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Just curious - do you see yourself using an app like this?

flashback2199 3y ago
I was going to download until I saw it isn't available on Linux.
- daniel_sushil 3y ago
  This is great to know. I'll try to address it sooner rather than later. Thanks!
  - utopiah 3y ago
    FWIW be cautious if you do, "we" are a pain, cf https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37926449 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37926449
    - flashback2199 3y ago
      Psh it's an electron app, it takes a few minutes to adjust the config and hit the right command to build the app for Linux.
wharfjumper 3y ago
I would try this app but use Linux desktop exclusively
zorr 3y ago
I'm putting my full comment here to add to the Linux votes since I'm on Linux 80% of my time. Although, I will be given the macOS trial a shot soon as I have an iOS project in the pipeline. Congrats on launching and sharing! The idea of an integrated all-in-one solution is intriguing to me. So intriguing that over the last 10 years I've started various projects in a similar direction. Mostly focused on integrating calendars (multiple external calendars), tasks and notes within the same app. Lesser focus on web app integration or focus modes. Combining calendar, tasks en notes within the same app is something that I have not found a good solution for. Most apps focus on only 1 aspect and lack in the others typically leading to having to use a separate app for each aspect, and then losing time and focus by context switching between apps. A few years ago I wrote about my experiences in this space[1]. I'm curious to see how you have tackled this problem and how the integration between tasks/calendars (and notes?) works. also: The "Learn more" link near the bottom does not go anywhere. [1]: https://stevenvanbael.com/open-calendar-task-space-is-a-mess https://stevenvanbael.com/open-calendar-task-space-is-a-mess