Original Summary

This is Comnyang, a tiny pixel cat that lives on your desktop. It follows your cursor, types when you type, reminds you to stretch, and reacts to your AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and a few more). It's Mac and Windows only right now. Honestly, supporting Windows already stretched me thin as a solo dev. But Linux requests keep coming in, and I keep going back and forth. My biggest fear isn't building it. It's shipping Linux support and then failing to maintain it. That feels worse than never shipping at all. There's also a technical question mark: global input listening is X11-style, and with GNOME going Wayland-only, I honestly don't know how much of the app survives the port. So instead of promising anything, I opened a demand survey. If enough people say they'd actually buy it, I'll commit properly: https://comnyang.com/linux?ref=reddit Two questions for you: - Would you actually pay a few bucks for a desktop pet on Linux, or is this a "fun but never installing it" thing? - Anyone here maintaining a solo app across Mac, Windows, and Linux? How bad is it, really?   submitted by   /u/simon_dsgn [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 20:29:10