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@henriquejs3f05 @byalbuquerquesz crmne/zapfast o fonte do projeto oxidezap/whatsapp-rust a lib Inclusive
ZapTide: a native GTK4/libadwaita WhatsApp client for GNOME, written in Rust Image illustration of ZapTide a native GTK4\/Libadwaita WhatsApp client for Linux I've been building ZapTide, a WhatsApp client for Linux with a native GTK4 and libadwaita interface. It uses Relm4 and has no browser engine or Electron underneath. Uses between 150 MiB ~ 350 MiB of RAM. It pairs with your phone as a linked device through whatsapp-rust. Messages are stored locally in an archive encrypted with a key from your OS keyring. You can chat, search, and send text, replies, reactions, polls, voice notes, stickers and attachments. Photos sent together show up as one album, and you can drop files anywhere in a conversation to attach them. Contact cards come with copy, add-to-contacts and message actions. Notifications, typing and delivery status work, and read state, mutes and chat locks stay in sync with your phone. There are light, dark and custom themes, keyboard shortcuts and screen-reader labels, though accessibility is still incomplete. Calls, status posts, communities and group administration aren't supported, and newsletter channels are read-only. It comes as a Flatpak bundle or AppImage for x86_64 and aarch64 on the releases page. It's unofficial and not affiliated with WhatsApp or Meta. Using an unofficial client may violate their terms and put your account at risk, so link it at your own discretion. ZapTide is a fork of ZapFast. I replaced the egui interface with a native GTK one; the protocol and archive layers still come from upstream. It's still 0.x, so expect rough edges. Source, releases and bug reports: luminusOS/zaptide Regarding the use of LLMs, I use Open Code with Zed IDE as my main coding tool. It helps mostly with finding APIs and integrations that would otherwise take a lot of digging through docs. The ideas, code review and final testing are my own. I'd like feedback on the UI and on how well it follows the GNOME HIG.