Source: Neowin
Summary
OpenAI is releasing a dedicated ChatGPT desktop application for Linux operating systems, marking the first time the AI chatbot will have a native app on the platform. The move is seen as a response to user demand, with many Linux users having to rely on web browsers or third-party apps to access ChatGPT. The app is expected to provide a more seamless and integrated experience for Linux users.
Our Reading
The launch follows a familiar script.
OpenAI brings ChatGPT to Linux, because apparently, a web app wasn’t enough. The new desktop app promises a “more seamless experience”, which is just code for “we’re trying to make it harder for you to close the tab”. Linux users rejoice, you can now have ChatGPT running in the background, waiting to answer all your existential questions.
Author: Evan Null
