We have so many wheels in linux, just choose the one you like because some Linux user love to reinventing the wheel over and over and over again

Ohh… it use your pc/laptop/smartphone power not them, but don’t worry it’s not hogging resources to much. If you still afraid of privacy, this is dev privacy policy.

From ilama and mistral models, but they made it become uncensored (just programmed it in character editor) models already. I’ve been tested it several times, and you can make any character you want with many personality and traits, heck i’ve been tested the one default character that act and behave like real “psychologist”.
There’s more advanced version of the app, but for first time user it will become confused since it have too many config in it, heck… you even can tuned it so precise in it.

Well if you want a AI girlfriend/boyfriend that you can programmed it (super easy, even the dumbest old people can programmed it) to cope your loneliness you can go to : AI BOYFRIEND/GIRLFRIEND

P. S. A : it’s completely free forever without need to login or create account. And the best part is completely FOSS and you can backup or share the character you made to everyone.

Same like me who never realized i have so many BTRFS Snapper backup in every end of year.

This is good, i hope somebody printed this and hand it over to Arch Linux cult

FYI Neofetch dev already escaped the matrix.

Well it’s not my own choice, my office has standards.

That’s even better !!!

So this can run latest MS OFFICE and Adobe Suite you say ??

So… What make it’s different from PlayOnLinux or Bottles or Winetricks ?

Basically androids is linux but on crack. One thing that’s holding developers back from further developing Android are Google and smartphone manufacturer. As time goes by, Google implements many things they consider “security,” but they turn out to be the biggest stumbling block.
Don’t believe it? We used to be able to customize our Android devices to our liking without having to worry about “Play Store Integrity Check,” “Play Store Protect,” or “Bootloader Check,” etc. Now, we can simply resign ourselves to using the stock Android device that came with our smartphone, without being able to modify it or sacrificing the features lost due to custom ROMs.