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    Andrew Malcolmson commented  · 

    @Marica - nativefier worked for me. Running Gnome on Fedora Linux. I did have to create a .desktop file for Checkvist to appear in the application menus.

    @Kirill - running Checkvist as a native app means I can get to it more easily with Alt-Tab, opening it as window that remembers its size rather than in a browser tab, and having its own icon in the Gnome Dash (aka Dock on a Mac).