Standard Compose Multiplatform desktop applications bundle the JVM and Skiko, which can easily push your final installer size past 70MB–100MB.
If you want a sleek, ultra-lightweight desktop app without ditching your Kotlin Compose codebase, there is a brilliant hack: compile your app to WebAssembly (WASM) and wrap it inside Tauri. Tauri leverages the system's native WebView and a lightweight Rust backend, dropping your app's footprint down to just a few megabytes.
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| struct Redraw<Value> { | |
| var wrappedValue: Value | |
| init(wrappedValue: Value) { | |
| self.wrappedValue = wrappedValue | |
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| static subscript<Instance: UIView>( | |
| _enclosingInstance instance: Instance, |