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I like this a lot, but it represents a turning away from desktop technology (as in having a native editor as a desktop app) that just makes me say “no”.
by rcarmo 3y ago
I like this a lot, but it represents a turning away from desktop technology (as in having a native editor as a desktop app) that just makes me say “no”.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoRight. "Available for iOS, Android and web" ... if that's the future, I don't want to live in it (which is OK, because I won't be).
- bch 3y agoHave my bitter sweet upvote.
- kaba0 3y agoIt has an open-source format, you can create animations yourself as well. Plus this renderer is literally a desktop app, isn’t it? It is as cross platform as it gets, with this project being the most optimized implementation.
- rcarmo 3y agoJust because it's open source and I can create animations myself (by hand) doesn't mean either solve the underlying problem that we are killing off desktop application technology.
- lukan 3y agoYou can also download some windows or apple binary. No idea if that is just a packed web browser, but even if, if it is fast, what is the problem?
- MaxLeiter 3y agoElectrons gotten pretty good at the speed thing (or processing speeds caught up with it), but I can still feel the missing native elements and small touches that make native macOS apps a joy.