I was "bullied" into making a light theme for my app as well after refusing for months - I didn't realize how many people need a light mode.

That's why I wrote cyberwriter, my company needs sandboxed apps because we work on sensitive data. Community plugins are too risky running with full system access

Obsidian is great- it motivated me to make cyberwriter, where the app is sandboxed and the top community plugins are baked in. I work in healthcare and we can't have unvetted community plugin updates running in our network with full system access and with sensitive data.

exactly, but even moreso that Apple exposed the API in a fairly complete way. I integrated their local model in less than a day - creating embeddings and RAG essentially on an entire document vault in about 2 seconds- for people who dont have local AI configured, is pretty crazy

thanks, I am probably the worst designer and didn't want to use AI, but you're not wrong

They just need to call it GW Classic apparently and it will sell

Thanks for the heads up! I just reached out to see if I can contribute, thank you

I build anubis-oss because my friends and I are always trying to see how local LLMs run on our different Macs with different configs. So I build a benchmarker for us with a bunch of tools like exportable benchmark reports and arena mode, then I said hey, I can add public leaderboards with the full dataset of submissions open sourced, and give that to my ML and model tuning friends to gauge performance across broad configs. Yes it cost me money, but it's a fun project and I'm trying to get it into homebrew. Just need a few more stars.

https://devpadapp.com/anubis-oss.html

https://github.com/uncSoft/anubis-oss

https://imgur.com/a/X64WsWY

SpeedBoost was supported by vista through windows 10, and although windows 11 regognises a speed boost USB, I do not know it it uses it. When I put windows 11 on two i5 8gb machines and plugged in two speed boost drives, it did not swap a lot to them, whereas in windows 7, under memory load it would use them, at least until I found ChacheMem v2.1 it would manage memory much better than windows ever could.

Windows back to window 2.1 386 supported swapdisks, i.e fake ram.

Addendum- Anubis OSS is GPL-3.0 licensed. Built fully in Swift and dev cert signed for safety (if you don't want to clone the source and compile yourself), no external dependencies except Sparkle for autoupdates if you want them, privacy-first - benchmark data is submitted voluntarily and never includes anything beyond hardware specs and model performance metrics.