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The desktop application is an Electron shell around the complete dsh Web application. An Electron RunAsNode child starts the shared profile runner, and Electron immediately loads the packaged Web entry at `dsh-app://app/`. Its shared loading page waits for Host boot injections, then starts the client without navigating to another document. Electron forwards application HTTP requests to the authenticated Web Host; WebSocket streams connect to that Host with credentials attached only for the owned application window. Node IPC carries boot injections, readiness, and shutdown. Desktop defaults to port `19387`, separate from Web’s `3080`; a `webserver.config.port` patch can override it.
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-Desktop’s local native directory flow opens an Electron folder dialog attached to the application window, restoring and focusing that window first. Concurrent requests share one dialog; cancellation returns no path and failures remain retryable. Ordinary Web uses the Host chooser. Browse mode lists Host directories. On Linux without zenity or kdialog, automatic selection uses browse instead of the Electron dialog.
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+Desktop’s local native directory flow opens an Electron folder dialog attached to the application window, restoring, showing, and focusing that window first. Concurrent requests share one dialog; cancellation returns no path and failures remain retryable. Ordinary Web uses the Host chooser. Browse mode lists Host directories. On Linux without zenity or kdialog, automatic selection uses browse instead of the Electron dialog.
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## Key technical decisions
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