Version without electron or webcrap?

[Simon]

1. you could run the android app in anbox or an android emulator
2. use the pidgin plugin lupine/purple-plugin-delta: A libpurple plugin for https://delta.chat - purple-plugin-delta - Gitea: Git with a cup of tea (many features are not implemented there yet)
3. You could write your own front-end based on GitHub - deltachat/deltachat-core-rust: Delta Chat Rust Core library, used by Android/iOS/desktop apps, bindings and bots 📧 or join an existing front-end project:
   ~link2xt/kdeltachat - DeltaChat client built with Kirigami - sourcehut git - kde qt client
   GitHub - adbenitez/deltachat-cursed: [WIP] Cursed Delta, a lightweight Delta Chat client for the command line - TUI client based on ncTelegram

Also that question was asked before for Linux at-least:

Are there any native linux desktop apps in the works?

Are there any plans to release a native linux app (not based on electron)? I think this is a really neat project, however, there are so many electron apps these days and they are so…inefficient. especially if you have 2 or more electron apps you use. It just seems really unnecessary to have such a memory hog for a chat app and it is a pretty big barrier to me actually switching to this.