Linux Desktop App Development - 25/12/2025 03:56 EST
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I want to turn my concept, working title “Lobang puky,” into a full-fledged Linux desktop application. I will share detailed functional specs, basic UI wireframes, and any required assets once we start. Your job is to translate those requirements into clean, well-documented code and hand back an installable package that runs smoothly on modern Linux distributions.
Preferred stack is flexible—whether you choose Python (PyQt/PySide), Electron, C++ with Qt, or another proven toolkit, I’m open as long as you justify the choice and keep external dependencies light. Throughout the build I’ll expect regular check-ins, a visible Git history, and short demo videos so we can spot issues early.
Deliverables
• Complete, readable source code in a public or private Git repository
• Automated build script plus instructions to reproduce the build on a fresh Linux install
• Final installer (AppImage, .deb, or flatpak)
• Concise README covering setup, usage, and any third-party libraries used
I’ll review against the agreed spec, run the installer on a clean machine, and verify that all key functions and UI elements behave as documented. Once everything passes, we can wrap and move on to future iterations if needed.
Preferred stack is flexible—whether you choose Python (PyQt/PySide), Electron, C++ with Qt, or another proven toolkit, I’m open as long as you justify the choice and keep external dependencies light. Throughout the build I’ll expect regular check-ins, a visible Git history, and short demo videos so we can spot issues early.
Deliverables
• Complete, readable source code in a public or private Git repository
• Automated build script plus instructions to reproduce the build on a fresh Linux install
• Final installer (AppImage, .deb, or flatpak)
• Concise README covering setup, usage, and any third-party libraries used
I’ll review against the agreed spec, run the installer on a clean machine, and verify that all key functions and UI elements behave as documented. Once everything passes, we can wrap and move on to future iterations if needed.
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