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Linux
The Linux desktop app has no screens of its own. It is an Electron shell (AppImage and .deb) that loads a pinned, verified copy of the same web player release, so every destination inside the window is artboards 1 and 4. What is Linux-only is the window furniture: a native menu, a strict URL policy, remembered window state, an offline page the shell serves itself when the player is unreachable, and an About panel it generates over its own URL scheme.
FileEditViewHelpQuizzja—▢✕
Open TodayCtrl+1
Browse PuzzlesCtrl+2
Browse PacksCtrl+3
QuitCtrl+Q
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Linux — the shellsrc/main.cjs · src/window-state.cjs · src/url-policy.cjsA native File/Edit/View/Help menu over the pinned web release: Open Today, Browse Puzzles and Browse Packs drive the player's own routes. The window remembers its size and position, every Electron fuse is audited at build time, and the URL policy refuses any navigation outside the player's origin — external links go to the system browser.
FileEditViewHelpQuizzja — Offline—▢✕
QUIZZJA FOR LINUX
You're offline
Quizzja couldn't reach the player. Reconnect and try again; puzzles opened previously may still be available from the app cache.
Linux — offline fallbacksrc/offline.html + offline.css + offline.jsServed by the shell itself when the player cannot be reached, under a default-src 'none' policy: no network request, no webfont, no remote image. The mark is the splash animation's final frame, inlined as SVG, so a cold start with no connection still shows the brand.
FileEditViewHelpAbout Quizzja—▢✕
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Built date: 2026-08-21 09:14:02 UTC
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About — every clientlinux/src/about.cjs · web About.tsx · apple AboutView.swift · android AboutDialog.kt · windows AboutDialog.csThe one screen that is genuinely the same everywhere: a dark card carrying the release version, the build date, the four actions (bug, feature, privacy, terms) and the copyright line. Each client renders it natively from the same translated catalogue, and the Linux one is generated HTML served over a quizzja-about: scheme.