ChatGPT Desktop For Linux

Even if you're not exactly passionate about artificial intelligence, you might still have heard about ChatGPT, OpenAI's amazing AI chatbot system. We say amazing because it truly showcases what a powerful and well-designed AI system can do.

In short, you can ask it questions and more often than not, you'll get some very useful answers. Despite OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman saying that "It's a mistake to be relying on it for anything important right now," ChatGPT can still do a lot of things right.

You can use it as a search engine, or generate various text and email templates, and poems, solve equations, compose music, as well as play trivia games, generate some nifty jokes or quick bios, and summarize articles. It can also generate, write or debug code, and it's also quite useful when it comes to brainstorming.

ChatGPT Desktop is an unofficial wrapper/app that aims to bring the whole experience of ChatGPT a step closer to you, directly on your desktop.

As far as ChatGPT clients/wrappers go, this is a simple yet very efficient one. The main advantage of ChatGPT Desktop is that it's blazing fast.

It doesn't offer a whole lot in terms of extra functionality, and that's perfectly fine, since adding a lot of extra customization options might make the desktop app seem more interesting, but could also make it slower and less responsive.

What's really nice about this particular ChatGPT client is that it provides two shortcuts that are bound to help you boost productivity. You can instantly open a new chat using Win+Alt+C (CMD+ALT+C in the case of Linux and macOS), and show and hide the conversation using Win+Alt+A (CMD+ALT+A). That's it.

ChatGPT Desktop is a nice app that should provide you with a quicker and arguably more enjoyable way to interact with OpenAI's ChatGPT. A thing to keep in mind is that the client is not open-source, so you can't really be sure exactly what information is stored and where (if any).