$58/mo -> $700/yr, super expensive relative to https://kinopio.club/kinopio-architecture-and-costs-JOGXFJ0FEMpS3crbh6U9k
unite
webkit, universal m1
3~mb
just a zip, user copies to applications themselves
received a substantial discount from toDesktop (discount expired)
[[@bentsai]] (certainly doesn't seem worth it)
universal
takes time to build and maintain
have to pay $100/yr to apple for notorization
What are the benefits of spending time on this? Seems like there are many "DIY" solutions for people who want a more native experience. But also, the native experience isn't better in any meaningful way to me. [[@bentsai]]
windows/linux [[to do]] with nativefier
I learned that windows is actually worse than mac, and the high cost somewhat justified
from your own experience with a native shell, you've probably found that having kinopio in app form makes it easier to make it part of your daily computing life. I want to bring that same stickyness to everyone else too
[x] brew install xquartz and wine
The hard part ended up being not the code maintaining, but maintaining the os specific certs and stuff
apple reqs 100$/yr license
windows reqs 400-500$/yr codesigning cert
defender: unknown publisher
tauri
kinopio desktop apps options
todesktop
$58/mo -> $700/yr, super expensive relative to https://kinopio.club/kinopio-architecture-and-costs-JOGXFJ0FEMpS3crbh6U9k
unite
webkit, universal m1
3~mb
just a zip, user copies to applications themselves
received a substantial discount from toDesktop (discount expired)
[[@bentsai]] (certainly doesn't seem worth it)
universal
takes time to build and maintain
have to pay $100/yr to apple for notorization
What are the benefits of spending time on this? Seems like there are many "DIY" solutions for people who want a more native experience. But also, the native experience isn't better in any meaningful way to me. [[@bentsai]]
windows/linux [[to do]] with nativefier
I learned that windows is actually worse than mac, and the high cost somewhat justified
from your own experience with a native shell, you've probably found that having kinopio in app form makes it easier to make it part of your daily computing life. I want to bring that same stickyness to everyone else too
[x] brew install xquartz and wine
The hard part ended up being not the code maintaining, but maintaining the os specific certs and stuff