This is partly why we're building LlamaBarn. It's a lightweight macOS menu bar app that runs llama-server under the hood, with models stored as standard GGUFs in your Hugging Face cache — the same location llama-server uses by default. No separate model store, no lock-in.
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If you're on a Mac and want a simple and open-source way to run models locally, check out our app LlamaBarn: https://github.com/ggml-org/LlamaBarn
I make https://ibar.app/ which does something like this.
I find the sticky behaviour of the left sidebar a bit distracting and unnecessary.
Looks great! Perhaps, making it possible to turn pages with the arrow keys on the keyboard would make it a bit easier to navigate.
Thanks, we put a lot of love (and effort) into it so it makes us very happy to hear this.
We are working on PDF export - it's possible that it will be a part of the 1.0.
We are moving in that direction. Please, consider that this is still a beta.
The beta is free. The stable release is going to cost $10.
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Parsedown has also been moving towards compliance with CommonMark.
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