Doesn't OpenCode supports local models?

I wonder if the Snapdragon X Elite already caught up with the Apple's M series in that regard - does anybody know?

I'm glad Chris Lattner moved on and founded Mojo. It's such a cool language with ton of potential.

I was excited about it when it first came out, but haven't heard anything about it since.

Can someone list what are some cool/novel BeOS features that other OSes didn’t have at the time and maybe still don’t have?

with BeOS you have instant indexed search, with no index server, and with atomic instant updates (e.g. the same moment you modify a file, the search results update) this is yet to be seen, and we are planning to implement it on Vitruvian

This is wrong. There's a misconception that you can't statically link your app when using the open-source LGPL version of Qt. From my reading of the LGPL license this doesn't appear to be the case[1]. The LGPL allows you to statically link your app as long as you provide the object files and allow users to relink your app with a different version of Qt.

I've observed many people spreading this misinformation about only being able to dynamically link with the LGPL version of Qt. Please stop this.

[1] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#LGPLStaticVsDynami...

Yes, that is true, but in practice nobody has ever done that. And the material complexity of offering that mode is higher than just dynamically linking the library.

Also, modern compilers make this method much harder to use. It is much harder to stably relink object files like that than to just use the normal dynamic link method.

I guess they rely on many people not toggling privacy-mode on?

Do you know what Qwen model Composer 1.5 used?

As a Qt C++ and QML developer myself[1], Opus 4.6 thinking is much better than any other model I've tested (Codex 5.3/GPT 5.4/Gemini 3.1 Pro).

[1] https://rubymamistvalove.com/block-editor

Give Qt with QML a try! I wrote a blog post about it[1].

[1] https://rubymamistvalove.com/block-editor

I guess since Electron apps are 500MB+, 14MB is considered "tiny".

A regular Electron app for macOS (DMG) is ~80MB. Electrobun's DMG is ~16MB.

And with Election that includes entire Chromium so no need to be fighting system webviews.

Once installed, I've found Electron installs tend to balloon from 80-200mb (installer) to 1.5GB or more (Electron + dedicated browser cache)