OpenAI shipped a preview ChatGPT desktop app for Linux with Codex, covering Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora about a month after Anthropic reached the platform.

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OpenAI has launched a dedicated ChatGPT desktop app for Linux, giving users direct access to ChatGPT, Work and Codex without relying on a web browser.

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