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> At first glance, I really like it too! > It would be exciting to see if everything works when it's in use... Yea, well - when something sounds like...

Hi Florian, this sounds very good to me - especially because this fits together pretty nicely as it's something that I'm not able to cover, not even having good ideas...

> Regarding selecting an Electron version; my idea was to have an adapter here - something like (names just to illustrate the idea) > > * Electron.NET.Core (core framework) >...

I actually wanted to keep this for tomorrow, but I'm so excited to share it with you - can't hold it back... ## WSL/Linux Demo https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/42b4b651-e08c-4bd7-93ba-cfedda54cd9d

> I love it! > > I think we should go that path. > > Regarding selecting an Electron version; my idea was to have an adapter here - something...

Yea, it was just an idea, if you think that yours will cause less effort, then that's the way to go of course. What I'm wondering...do you actually know an...

I had a done a quick diff of their TypeScript definitions between 23 and 34. It's really huge, so you can't easily go through everything, but I looked at a...

I'm still waiting for a new branch, then I'd push (if given permission to that branch or otherwise PR) my changes. Meanwhile, I got driven things so far, that I...

> Did you update Electron to newer version? The Electron version is selecatable: I'm currently using 30 without issues. > Not sure about your point of allowing to chose Electron...

> Btw Electron.NET is actually extremely popular v23.3.13 is the second most downloaded version on NPM [npmjs.com/package/electron?activeTab=versions](https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron?activeTab=versions) and there is no other reason for that. There are other reasons. You...