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  • I much prefer Claude, but this move may actually get me to pay for a subscription again.
    by juujian
  • Looking forward to the "here's the data they're exfiltrating" breakdowns.
    by theyliesoeasily
  • How do you somehow make a cross OS browser platform only work on one OS in the first place?
    by cedws
  • I've been extracting the asar and using it for a while on linux, I rarely start it but it's nice that I can start a session in chatgpt and then move on to codex in the same UI.

    It's packed with features, voice mode, browser. I'm not really the target audience..

    by taosx
  • Nice - I've been considering re-subscribing to OpenAI to try out their new models. This is just the push I needed. Looking forward to trying it on Fedora 44.
    by amanzi
  • Wouldn't most linux users just use codex cli or codex vscode ? Does the app bring anything not available on codex ?
    by miguelnegrao
  • I have it open in a browser tab, and I have the codex cli. What are the features/advantages this has over the old way?
    by acheron
  • Am I understanding correctly that I still can't run a headless session on my VPS in a way that let's me use remote control for a better 1st party mobile experience that doesn't require my laptop to be awake?

    I really don't want to have to boot into a whole desktop Ubuntu instance simply to run this.

    I've gone as far as starting to build my own handoff layer with Hermes as I want to use codex purely for coding in a more isolated fashion and not have it co-mingle my memory and unrelated sensitive context and tool calls. The newly announced integration was so close to what I wanted and yet so far for anyone that wants to keep sensitive data separated.

    I wish they offered a consumer zero data retention plan.

    by shostack

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