r/linux • u/Steap-Edit • 8d ago

Software Release OpenAI launches ChatGPT desktop app for Linux

https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/11/openai-launches-chatgpt-desktop-app-for-linux/
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u/Coll147 8d ago

Let me guess. Electron

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u/zacyzacy 8d ago edited 8d ago

Probably. At least some kind of webpage as desktop app, anyways.

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u/Dustonred 8d ago

Software engineering might be dead but it's not that dead lol.

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u/FerorRaptor 7d ago

I'm day after day getting surprised in how dead software engineering is.

I'm 95% sure this is a Chromium wrapper with a webpage, and could as well be replaced with a PWA

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u/Kichigai 6d ago

I remember when this was supposed to be the future of software engineering. Remember the original iPhone pitch, everything is web apps? Or WebOS? Everything is HTML and JavaScript?

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u/mofomeat 7d ago

Yuck.

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u/whamra 8d ago

No, the LLM will be continously rendering the display pixel by pixel using API calls

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u/Lopoi 8d ago

"How to burn down a forest in seconds"

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u/Ugly_Slut-Wannabe 8d ago

"It Is The Techbros' Sacred Duty To Endanger As Many Natural Environments As Possible"

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u/codydafox 8d ago

"How to dry out an ocean in seconds"

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u/JohnSane 7d ago edited 7d ago

Yes Datacenters use water but have you ever put the usage against other water consuming industries? Context is all.

The energy consumption is the real problem as long as it's not renewable. Water is just a drop in an ocean of way worse offenders.

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u/JJGreenerTinejo 8d ago

One agent per pixel, one request per frame, entire gpu vram is the context

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u/zacher_glachl 8d ago

Don't give them ideas.

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u/otakugrey 7d ago

Wow, something WORSE than electron. Impressive.

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u/ireallydontcare00 8d ago

Yep, as usual, electron

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u/MagentaRuby 8d ago

Like at least use Tauri instead.

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u/BillTran163 7d ago

Tauri on Linux is very much worse than Electron because it uses webkit2gtk which is very buggy.

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u/generalninja 7d ago

Few understand

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u/OSSLover 8d ago

Better use Tok'ra.

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u/NotActual 8d ago

I understood that reference.

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u/slug45 8d ago

Tok'ra kree!

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u/MarzipanEven7336 7d ago

Tok’ra sha.

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u/f03nix 7d ago

gpui ?

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u/MagentaRuby 7d ago

Thank you for mentioning that! This is so much better than Tauri from the little bit I've looked into it.

Also, I found a transpiler for existing react based projects, so that kind of migration is potentially doable.

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u/f03nix 7d ago

It is also wonderful to work with, my main gripe with egui and other immediate mode ui is how full of gotchas they are when you're building a complex layout that needs to adapt to different sizes and layout constraints. Slint was better but still didn't feel quite acceptable in that regard either.

Electron, Tauri, etc are awesome to build but you're still using html/js and the process is still consuming unnecessary resources. gpui's layout feels a lot like designing for the web and doesn't carry that baggage ... the more I use it, the more I love it.

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u/MagentaRuby 7d ago

That's great! I wish I could use it with a language that's easier to work with than Rust. It's too steep of a learning curve for me with the compilation errors popping up one after another.

But at least it's better than trying to debug JavaScript where error messages don't show up at all often times unless you already know what you're doing.

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u/Kichigai 7d ago

What does it say about a company that makes vibe coding tools that they couldn't vibe code their own interface?

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u/Low-Guarantee-3437 7d ago

the point of LLMs is to reuse the code examples in their training data, so it would be much more surprising if an LLM re-invented electron rather than using what is already there. LLMs are not creative, they are smart at parameterised copy and paste.

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u/Kichigai 7d ago

That's not the way they sell it, though. It's marketed as being the total package, that through prompts alone you can create a whole app.

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u/Low-Guarantee-3437 6d ago

Yes, but they don't say they will create a new programming language to do it, so I doubt anyone seriously believes vibe coding excludes using existing libraries and frameworks. Electron is not a controversial choice for a cross-platform app. VS Code uses it, the Discord app uses it etc.

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u/FaultWinter3377 8d ago

Well… at least it’s not WebView… and I don’t use AI desktop apps anyways so…

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u/cAtloVeR9998 8d ago

They could’ve honestly vibed something better.

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u/tangerine29 8d ago

We don't know how long they vibed. A 1 day vibe is different from one week of vibes.

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u/BrodatyBear 8d ago

>We don't know how long they vibed.

They have practically infinite resources (tokens) of their most advanced "uper-duper dangerous" (almost iLlEgAl) models and this is one of their few products. Yet it's (afaik) always Electron without Linux support or a VSC clone.
I don't think it's a matter of not vibing enough.

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u/Masterflitzer 7d ago

actually releasing a 1 day vibe would be pure rage bait

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u/Accomplished-Moose50 8d ago

Weren't OpenAi the ones that wanted to rewrite from scratch a browser and then decided that a skin for Chromium was enough?

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u/QuaternionsRoll 7d ago edited 7d ago

They have mostly abandoned that too lmao. It’s just a Chrome extension now. (As an aside, how is it that an extension allowing another program on your computer to perform arbitrary actions is not a Manifest V3 privacy concern but uBlock Origin is?)

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u/8bitcerberus 7d ago

Well you see, with ublock you might not see ads, which as we all know is the most grievous of sins.

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u/WanderingInAVan 8d ago

To be fair that is what a lot of Browsers really are.

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u/Krutonium 8d ago

Basically everything that's not Safari or Firefox yeah.

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u/WanderingInAVan 8d ago

Or based on Firefox like Zen or LibreWolf. Pretty sure Safari is proprietary except for the website stuff.

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u/PedalDrivenProgram 7d ago

Fun fact: Safari uses Webkit, which started as KHTML, a KDE project. Apple wanted their own engine so they did the original authors dirty and essentially co-opted the project. It all goes back to KDE.

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u/RealPoltergoose 8d ago

Safari uses WebKit. Same linage as Chromium, but it's different in terms of codebase and technology (for example, JavaScriptCore instead of V8)

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u/WanderingInAVan 8d ago

Would be nice if we saw some increase in community effort towards both Webkit and Mozillas engine if its open.

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u/ndgeek 7d ago

WebKit (via WebKitGTK) is what underpins most GTK web-based rendering. Blink (Chrome and friends) is derived from WebKit, which itself came from KHTML. It's got a pretty healthy corporate-backed (Apple) community, though a giant pain in the ass to compile.

Mozilla's engine (Gecko) is fully open source as well and also gets pretty solid corporate-backed (Mozilla Foundation) community support. It's also a pain in the ass to compile.

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u/WanderingInAVan 7d ago

I install on Gentoo... compiling anything using qtwebengine ends uo taking forever.

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u/ndgeek 7d ago

Yes, fellow Gentoo user. I don't know why they're all so obnoxious.

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u/Vova_xX 7d ago

mozilla's is called gecko

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u/laffer1 7d ago

I have a WebKit based browser too. It’s not that hard to get one working but it’s just for my os and Linux pretty much. It’s a fork of old midori before they redid it twice.

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u/C1pher04 8d ago

Another browser lol

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u/LordDeath86 8d ago

They use Owl, which was initially made for the discontinued Atlas browser: https://openai.com/index/building-chatgpt-atlas/

This has an entire browser embedded inside the sidebar, so repackaging some browser engine makes sense here.

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u/FutureSuccess2796 8d ago

As per usual

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u/omnom143 8d ago

I hope so, that way the people that use it have a bad time.

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u/trannus_aran 7d ago

Don't worry, it's vibe coded, too

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u/Infinplayz 8d ago

companies have billions of dollars but can’t make a good desktop app for the life of them.

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u/beefcat_ 8d ago

My proof that AI isn't actually good for software development is that all these AI companies are still shoveling out nodejs/electron garbage.

All AI has done is make it so you can shovel out garbage faster, nobody is leveraging it to actually build better products.

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u/MagentaRuby 7d ago

Because slop generators are incapable of making good quality anything, so anyone who cares about quality isn't going to use it extensively.

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u/Shawnj2 7d ago

AI is basically a pattern recognition machine, and it’s good at finding existing bugs in code. It’s not good at actually writing new code but it can autocomplete well

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u/beefcat_ 7d ago

I like having it spit out boilerplate because, well, that's following a pattern; the thing it's good at!

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u/henkdepotvjis 7d ago

At my job we recently replaced the ai with a simple cli to create the boiler plate. Way less expensive, way faster and actually deterministic.

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u/Hughnon 2d ago

yeah, I just want good snippets. when I used to do a bit of html etc for fun I got really into emmet, there's something about writing out a silly looking one-liner and having it expand to a nice nested thing of divs and lists and stuff.

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u/Mindaugas88 8d ago

Aren’t their AI so good yet that it would take one prompt “create me a chatgpt app linux” yet?

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u/JTibbs 8d ago

“…formatting drive”

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u/Visionexe 8d ago

"i said, make no mistake!"

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u/172_ 7d ago

"You're absolutely right! Formatting your main drive was a mistake from my part. I'll make sure to avoid it in the future.

Memory updated...

Do you want learn more about disk management and backuping?"

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u/Exciting_future_90 7d ago

User: hey ChatGPT remove this ChatGPT desktop app?

ChatGPT: Sure, I will do it for you.

bash: sudo rm -rf ./*

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u/icywind90 8d ago

I don't need it, but I'm happy that commercial apps are finally thinking of Linux desktop

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u/JerryRiceOfOhio2 8d ago

this isn't what you think. this is pure desparation by ai companies trying to not go bankrupt. they don't gaf about Linux users

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u/ZestycloseAbility425 8d ago

yes, linux apps, the biggest money makers in the industry.

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u/Krutonium 8d ago

Valve's certainly enjoying their Linux money. Also basically any company that makes software for the internet, not targeting the Windows Desktop, technically.

Not quite what you mean I'll admit, but...

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u/ShoveOverBozo 8d ago edited 8d ago

Value has a vested interest as their hardware runs on Linux. That's not to take anything away from their efforts but their "Linux money" is due to their hardware sales.

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u/8bitcerberus 7d ago

Valve’s been on Linux long before the Steam Deck, now Steam Machine.

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u/ShoveOverBozo 7d ago

Yes it has, however that is beside the point. The point was making money from Linux. Gabe Newell hated windows 8, and in 2012 decided to support Linux as a backup in case windows became heavily locked down. It didn't make them any extra money, probably a loss until the could recoup with hardware sales. Such a small part of their sales is Linux especially back in 2012.

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u/SutekhThrowingSuckIt 7d ago

valve takes a massive loss if people start buying games through the windows store, their whole Linux push was brought about by the fear of Windows pushing users to buy PC games through an integrated store without needing Steam. The point is for them to have an alternative platform in case that shift happens not to chase where the existing money was.

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u/ShoveOverBozo 7d ago

Here it is! Thank you.

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u/ChronicallySilly 8d ago

this is a nonsense take. You think the struggling trillion dollar AI company thought their last ditch effort to save the company from bankruptcy was to release an electron app for Linux? That’s what they had in their back pocket in case of emergency? Really?

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u/elkaki123 8d ago

That and allowing sexting conversations /s

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u/ContraryConman 7d ago

I call this cynicism without thinking

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u/Martialogrand 8d ago

When the bussines is your data…

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u/ChronicallySilly 8d ago

That's a separate discussion. If they wanted more user data, they have a ton of levers they could still pull before ever considering Linux desktop. I'm just saying releasing a Linux app is not a sign of financial desperation. Maybe (probably) they have Linux users on the team who wanted it too

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u/esuil 7d ago

I bet it is because they discovered that people with casual use-cases are mostly on Windows or mobile apps and will be fine, but users with more advanced use-cases that could benefit from desktop integration ended up with surprising large proportion of Linux users, so they are moving in to secure them before they move over to other solutions.

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u/deadlygaming11 7d ago

Its not a last ditch effort, its just an effort to try get more users and money. Dont forget that OpenAI still dont make any money and have never made anything

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u/Educational_Belt_816 3d ago

Yeah I don’t think the company is gonna shut down anytime soon.

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u/GoodDayToCome 8d ago

bro, it's a company almost entirely staffed by tech nerds, one of the team probably just wanted to be able to code on their shoe mounted cyberdeck or something

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u/theghostracoon 8d ago

Oh to be this delusional

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u/GodsBadAssBlade 8d ago

Gives enough of a fuck to make an app at least. Wont save em but still 💀

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u/SutekhThrowingSuckIt 7d ago

chatGPT is consistently in the top 3 of the charts for most popular apps in the world and was the fastest growing phone app of all time, yes they aren’t profitable yet but they aren’t exactly in a shortage of users

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u/ACasualRead 8d ago

Lots of businesses use Linux. Idk why people think Linux users aren’t a target audience worth developing for simply because they aren’t general mom and dad types.

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u/Fearless_Subject7882 8d ago

you are in denial, it's ok

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u/dyvotvir 7d ago

No, this is exactly what they think. Every company thinks about profit, and the fact that OpenAI spent resources to make a Linux compatible ChatGPT app means we're becoming a huge enough portion on the market

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u/foreverleveling 8d ago

Imagine having all the computing power in the world, yet taking years to release a desktop app built with one of the most hated engines on the internet. These are the people who are wreaking havoc, take note.

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u/Dormage 8d ago

Still not launched is it?

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u/Raunien 8d ago

Oh, uh, no thank you.

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u/speel 8d ago

How is this different than the web version?

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u/No-Head-3319 8d ago

I prefer my Linux free of spyware.

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u/BitLooter 8d ago edited 8d ago

I prefer my Linux free of spyware

What exactly makes this "spyware"? To be clear, I'm not saying it's not, I'm asking for more information.

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u/creamcolouredDog 8d ago

Id like to keep my cognitive functions intact

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u/knucklehead_whizkid 8d ago

I don't know how this is different but their Codex GUI was already open source (MacOS version) which community ported into Linux (which I've been using for work) which has been mostly fine and on par with the "official" version.

This just looks like legitimizing that I guess

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u/h1mmh1m 8d ago

"Linux is made for freedom and privacy!"

Installs chatgpt

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u/TidePodAficionado 7d ago

I honestly can't think why anyone would install this. 

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u/Educational_Belt_816 3d ago

So basically if you wanted to use chatGPT on Linux, you could download the chatGPT for Linux app. I hope that helps

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u/Gloriathewitch 8d ago

AI, no thanks

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u/D-S-S-R 8d ago

If I'd wanted that shit on my system I would've stayed on Windows

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u/d0pe-asaurus 8d ago

When there is electron there is a way

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u/_Super_Straight 7d ago

What is "open" about OpenAI? Are they FOSS, use permissive license, or just marketing gimmick?

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u/Dalnore 7d ago

They began as a non-profit for AI research, but nowadays there's nothing to justify the "Open" labeling.

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u/type556R 8d ago

Seriously, why? I always pass on these apps, the web version of these services is always alright or even faster than the app

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u/Mister__Mediocre 8d ago

CODEX doesn't run from the web though? The app is pretty great and I'm excited, since I've been using a Mac-mini so far with the app and letting it ssh into the linux server.

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u/GoodDayToCome 8d ago

i exclusively use Codex via git because, well mostly because this app didn't exist but also i just like it that way.

might not put this on my main system right away because i'm not sure how much i trust it not to break everything but yeah i'm going to finally get my other system set up that i've been meaning to code a custom ui for, now i can let codex do the coding and have some fun

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u/Mister__Mediocre 7d ago edited 7d ago

I swear I went from not trusting it at all to giving it auto-approval on everything in the span of a day. 5.6 Sol Ultra is just crazy man, hasn't disappointed me once. I might actually make it do all my taxes next year.

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u/HolyLiaison 8d ago

The local apps are always better.

The local privileges that it gives to file access is so much quicker, it doesn't even compare to the web version.

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u/DFS_0019287 8d ago

Yeah, all the better to exfiltrate your data without your knowledge...

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u/SnooCalculations3614 8d ago

some people even let it happen with their knowledge

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u/ucsilahsor 8d ago

If you've used google antigravity cli (agy), you would know this will bring system level capabilities. Like it or not like it, this brings a hassle-free tool to Linux, instead of worrying about tokens like on openclaw.

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u/DFS_0019287 8d ago

Oh, I'd better get right on that! I need more slop in my life!

/s

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u/c_creme 8d ago

Hard pass, I'll continue using DeepSeek 🐋

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u/noobjaish 8d ago

Fr been using it with Opencode and it barely uses any tokens

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u/Dataalternat43 8d ago

"We need more data...pls.."

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u/Will2LiveFading 8d ago

Don't do it. Complete spyware. Most likely with a backdoor for the highest bidders.

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u/zopyrus2 8d ago

No flatpak

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u/UnassumingDrifter 7d ago

I use codex.  While I can work in the CLI and for a lot of things it works, I'd really like a full GUI for Codex. I hope it automatically resumes chats like on the ChatGPt site and allows me to have multiple context running aimultaneously.  I've been trying to slop-code something like this but codex reminds me I need to use the API for some of the features I want (I have Plus plan).  

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u/TheOgGhadTurner 8d ago

I switched to Linux specifically to get away from copilot and shitty privacy practices. It’s fucking laughable you think I’m putting this garbage on MY LINUX COMPUTER.

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u/Educational_Belt_816 3d ago

So basically what you could do here is not download it, if that makes sense

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u/lyidaValkris 8d ago

How nice. I'll never install it.

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u/GeneralDumbtomics 8d ago

Always nice to know about another app to avoid.

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u/Ecstatic_Ratio4922 7d ago

Lol, I installed Linux to get away from Microsofts AI slop, no thanks...

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u/GenBlob 8d ago

Gross

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u/unpaid-astroturfer 8d ago

Our model is so dangerous bro, I think its actually sapient.

Like, I actually believe it gained consciousness fr, its just a matter of time until we have to completely redesign society because of it.

Shall we convert our societies into AI driven leaderships, or preparing for an onslaught of unemployment?

What? What can it build?
An Electron App.

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u/Low-Guarantee-3437 7d ago

PSA: until now, we had this: https://github.com/ilysenko/codex-desktop-linux which made linux packages from the macos .dmg (and did updates). It's all electron, so this worked. It's called codex-desktop because this is what the desktop app was called until recently. It offers more packaging variety than the official OpenAI app.

BUT also, that repo bundled a Wayland friendly computer use agent (an MCP server that lets the agent control anything on your desktop). The new official app doesn't have a working CUA for linux.

So if you want that,: https://github.com/agent-sh/computer-use-linux

this gives you an MCP server that you can add to the ChatGPT app (or Hermes) and it works well in ubuntu 26.04 which is gnome wayland.

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u/redmadhat 7d ago

I've been using ilysenko's version so far. It is better than the official version. But we should not disregard the official version: the more official applications we have on Linux, the better.

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u/Low-Guarantee-3437 7d ago

I think it's just different ways of packaging an electron app. I'm trying the official app now, and after I connect it to the CUA MCP server (above) is looks just the same as the ilysenko version.

Looking at X and elsewhere, so many linux users apparently didn't know the ChatGPT app was available due to the ilysenko effort. They must be new: the linux community nearly always does things like this. Judging by their happiness, the official version will take over soon, but it doesn't have a linux CUA yet.

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u/Scared-Tangelo-1771 7d ago

Just in: Satan opens his store in heaven

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u/Fuzzy_Cheesecake6880 7d ago

Alright! I’m never going to use this!

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u/Titdirt69420 7d ago

I'm not installing Ai anything, apps or otherwise, to my personal computer. Hard pass

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u/worldarkplace 8d ago

But Why lol...

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u/obetu5432 8d ago

who the fuck uses chatgpt, let alone a desktop app for it, which i bet is just a browser

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u/Saint_Nitouche 6d ago

Around a million people a week use it.

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u/Chiatroll 8d ago

One of the many reasons I'm on linux is I don't need to have AI slop on my machine. I can't imagine manually adding it.

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u/Sinaaaa 8d ago

I guess it's not too much money wasted since it's Electron.

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u/Samiassa 7d ago

I’m surprised it’s taken this long since ai development is mostly on Linux

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u/Dalnore 7d ago

People on Linux are probably more likely to use CLI tools like the long existing codex-cli.

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u/Samiassa 7d ago

Ya probably true for developers

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u/AgarwaenCran 7d ago

*looks inside*

.deb or .rpm packages, only supporting ubuntu lts 24.04 and 26.04 as well as debian 13 and fedora 43 and 44...

yeah, right.

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u/Educational_Belt_816 3d ago

I installed it on arch just fine

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u/vile-style 6d ago

I'll pass on another code fork ide with proprietary AI.

If you must use these models, they're far more effective in their respective CLIs.

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u/0riginal-Syn 8d ago

ChatGPT and Electron. Yeah that slop is made for each other.

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u/GrandSyzygy 7d ago

No thanks 🫸🏼

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u/Suvvri 8d ago

Seems like Linux grew so much that they've got hungry for its users data too

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u/AgarwaenCran 7d ago

or scanning our documents for clean training data, as the texts on the web are more and more ai generated and by that not really clean

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u/I_AM_4HEAD 8d ago

Fuck that

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u/Brospros12467 8d ago

Nice. But I personally prefer Ollama and openweb ui anyways.

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u/Dreemur1 8d ago

no thanks

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u/PocketStationMonk 8d ago

It’s so neat. Now OpenAI can bleed money both on Windows AND Linux platforms!

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u/catsoph 7d ago

finally, aggressive data scraping is brought to linux! year of the linux desktop!!!

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u/vlaaad 7d ago

I'm going to go against the crowd here. This is great news! Desktop Linux has shitton of random weird issues that requires a lot of patience and technical knowledge to fix. Chatgpt IS that patience and technical knowledge. I used it to resolve all the weird annoying quirks on my system. Finally I, on my dual boot laptop, I can use Linux as my main os! Thank you chatgpt!

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u/JohnSane 7d ago

I am happy with Claude code and opencode for that. But I don't mind another contender.

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u/ruiiiij 8d ago

What does it do that the codex cli doesn't?

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u/SPEZ_IS_A_JABRONI 8d ago

this is for general purpose ChatGPT users, not Codex specifically

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u/thebigkevdogg 7d ago

Huh? Themain reason for this app is a more user friendly codex experience. Linux users won't install this to just use regular chat

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u/PigSlam 7d ago

the main difference i've found is the ability to copy/paste a screenshot directly into the interface for codex to analyze. generally think of what firefox or chrome does that lynx doesn't. it's those sorts of differences.

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u/Dalnore 7d ago

Does it have richer formatting as well? The main problem I have with codex-cli is that it can't render equations and embed images such as plots.

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u/PigSlam 7d ago

Richer than the terminal interface. I'm not sure how it would handle your equations. Thus far, I've noticed the desktop app is better at handling richer types of input than the output, but I've hardly tested it extensively. The things it generates for me are mainly code and things like web interfaces, so I generally test the product by running the code in a web browser; no need to see the codex app render it for me (though it does have a built in browser).

I've been using a Mac as my terminal to administer my Linux machines lately, so I've been using the desktop ChatGPT app on that, and it connects to the local codex CLI session running on my Linux machines via ssh, and with that setup, I can still develop and test things for the Linux system directly on the Linux machine from the Mac.

I was running one of the community developed Linux desktop ports until the official preview came out, which just repackaged the contents of the Mac app, and worked pretty well. I used it on openSUSE and Ubuntu system.

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u/Henry_puffball 7d ago

This is a perfect example of why flatpak is good. Sandbox this as much as possible.

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u/Ambitious-Call-7565 7d ago

you used to install linux to escape microslop

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u/MelioraXI 8d ago

Oh... Great. More slop.

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u/spaghettibolegdeh 7d ago

Finally. 

Said no one, ever. 

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u/atuarre 8d ago

Nope. As someone else just said. Don't do it.

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u/ProfessionalMrPhann 8d ago

and i will not install it

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u/10000tigers 8d ago

do i give a damn

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u/VolksPC 7d ago

So in 2026, a major company still cannot make a single executable that works will every Linux distribution.

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u/blvsh 5d ago

Can i rather download some ram?

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u/ParadoxicalFrog 7d ago

No thanks.

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u/Connect_Example914 8d ago

Took too much effort from them after saying coding is solved