Hi Antigravity Team,
I recently tried using the latest Version 2.0.0 on Linux (Ubuntu MATE), and unfortunately, the release feels completely unusable in its current state. I was forced to revert back to the older version.
Here are the key issues I encountered:
1. Missing Native Window Borders: The application launches as a completely frameless window, ignoring native system title bars and borders. I had to manually patch the internal files just to restore standard window decorations. see: GitHub - OriKuttner/antigravity-window-borders-patcher: Patch Antigravity 2.0 so it includes standard OS windows borders. · GitHub
2. Broken Workspace Indexing: My conversation history is a complete mess. I have a single project named “Diary,” but the indexer keeps creating duplicate virtual directories like “Diary 9” and “Diary 10”, scattering my historical chats across them.
3. Missing Code Editor: There is no clear or intuitive way to launch the code editor / IDE view from the standalone Agent window.
4. Parent/Child Process Leaks on Window Close: When I close the application using the standard window close button (X), some proccess (I don’t know which) are not terminated. This locks the directory and port, blocking any subsequent attempts to restart the app. The only way to launch it again is to run `pkill` in the terminal. I later discovered that using “File → Quit” terminates the background processes correctly, but standard window closing does not trigger a clean shutdown.
The older version of Antigravity is a fantastic, simple, and unified tool. Why did you have to split and disrupt such a great workflow?
I really hope you will address these process lifecycle and interface issues soon so that Linux developers can adopt the new version.