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> only available for Mac so far, sorry! Is there a plan to change this? Building on Electron should make it manageable to go cross-platform. 2026 will be the y
by timerol 10mo ago
> only available for Mac so far, sorry!
Is there a plan to change this? Building on Electron should make it manageable to go cross-platform. 2026 will be the year of the Linux desktop, as the prophecies have long foretold.
Off-topic, but Kernel refers to https://www.onkernel.com https://www.onkernel.com. A bit of an awkward name
- jorrie 10mo agoYes! Going cross-platform is on the roadmap, but right now we're focused on building out the feature set and improving the form factor. Also yeah, Kernel refers to onkernel - they call it that because they're running the browsers in a unikernel. They're a great product and you should give them a look if you need hosted browsers!
- koakuma-chan 10mo agoWhy would something be only available for Mac? What are they using?
- dang 10mo agoIn the early stage of a startup/product the most important thing is usually fast development loops, to add features and, most importantly, figure out what the product needs to be. It usually makes sense to focus on that, which means deferring later projects (such as porting to other platforms) which are also important, but aren't part of the figuring-out-the-product loop and so can come later. This of course is frustrating for users who want the product but aren't using that platform. But also a good sign that someone wants the product enough to complain about this!
- koakuma-chan 10mo agoI am just wondering from technical standpoint. Their product doesn't seem like it would be doing anything OS-specific, so I would expect that it would be multi-platform without them having to do anything.