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1.0.1 is the first desktop build that works on Linux at all. It also carries
the desktop.callsNotHere string these dictionaries now define for it — calls
are not available on the Linux desktop yet and the app says so rather than
failing.
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# Changelog
## v6.7.2 — Desktop 1.0.1
Download links point at desktop 1.0.1, which is the first build that works on
Linux at all.
1.0.0 could not open a channel there. WebKitGTK is built with WebRTC compiled
out — its own configuration ties `ENABLE_WEB_RTC` to `ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURES`,
which release builds turn off — so `RTCPeerConnection` was not a variable that
existed, on any distribution, in any package format. The desktop client now
carries its own WebRTC in Rust and presents the browser's API shape to the page,
so the connection code stays the same one this repository shares with it.
Calls are not available on the Linux desktop yet and it says so; they are
unaffected on macOS, Windows and here in the browser.
## v6.7.1 — Download links for desktop 1.0.0
The desktop client reached 1.0.0, and the buttons on this site now point at it.