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Add flatpak manifest #1427
Add flatpak manifest #1427
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I've tested this PR on native Linux (v2.4.19 / Linux Mint 21.2) and it has been working fine for me. Things tested so far:
I think having to restart sometimes after a model download is not uniquely a Flatpak problem, I've seen it mentioned by others in the past, too. |
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works here too
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<p>Cross platform Qt based GUI for GPT4All versions with GPT-J as the base model.</p> | ||
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<li>Fast CPU and GPU based inference using ggml for GPT-J and LLaMA based models</li> |
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model support is a bit weird right now - latest versions do not support models that were requiring the old llama.cpp forks in order to not break support for old files (gptj, mpt), and only llama is currently supported with Vulkan - we're currently working on updating our llama.cpp to a post-GGUF version before re-adding models so that we can unify all the file handling logic and ideally match file formats with any other ggml implementations of those models (that have also updated to GGUF)
sideloading was always tricky for non-llama ggml models as there's not a single "ggml format" for many model types that were implemented outside llama.cpp as different implementations wound up making different decisions
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I copied @Tim453 's appdata and made some changes.
Feel free to change it according to your liking.
Also we will need some up to date screenshots.
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Add flatpak manifest for building flatpaks on Linux
Refer: #698
TODOs:
Testers and reviews welcome! You will need org.kde.Sdk 6.5 and org.freedesktop.Sdk.Extension.node14 for it to build. Please do install it before running flatpak-builder.