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I'll probably donate, but I find it annoying that Signal only offers Linux packages for Debian-based distros. I've had headaches with the Flatpak. I would think
by jzb 3y ago
I'll probably donate, but I find it annoying that Signal only offers Linux packages for Debian-based distros. I've had headaches with the Flatpak. I would think that the Linux desktop audience - while not huge - would be the most interested in Signal. That is, might not be a lot of Linux users but percentage-wise I'd bet more Linux users are interested in Signal than macOS or Windows users.
Even an AppImage would be lovely.
- NoGravitas 3y agoThe Flatpak works fine for me on Fedora, though of course it's an Electron app, and it periodically has to be re-connected if I don't use it much.
- fourstepper 3y agoSeconded, the Flatpak is the way to go.
- zucker42 3y agoSignal Desktop is available in the Arch repositories. https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/signal-desktop/ https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/signal-desktop/
- jzb 3y agoThat would be very helpful... if I ran Arch.
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