If you want to know the whole story, watch the conversation between CoScreen CTO Jason and Jitsi mastermind Emil Ivov which we published a couple of days ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nODpF8JjHE
As a Linux user I have to ask, when is the Linux release? As soon as that's out I'm throwing zoom away.
Linux is definitely on our roadmap.
We want to know which distros are you most interested in for us to officially support first?
I guess we'll stick with gnu-screen and tmux for the time being.
Most of the developers on our team are avid Linux users.
My previous job was writing eBPF security drivers and device drivers, and I have used Linux for years.
Linux is very near and dear to our hearts, and when I say it's on our roadmap, I mean it.
We hope to provide some universal binary, but ultimately our testing and in-house resources for verification are limited, and we dogfood our solution every single day on every one of our supported platforms.
It will be interesting to see how widely adopted Wayland will become: CoScreen is very dependent on a lot of display server/OS level wizardry that honestly was unexpectedly difficult to achieve.