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@bahelit bahelit released this 04 Aug 05:27
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Major Fixes

  • Startup Stability on Nvidia GPUs: A critical issue that caused the application to crash on startup for users with Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) has been resolved.
  • Enhanced UI Handling: The user interface now smoothly handles window resizing, ensuring a seamless experience across various screen sizes and resolutions.

New Features

  • Interactive Response System: A pop-up window has been introduced to display responses and provide users with the option to revise their input.
  • Side-by-Side Language Translations: A dedicated window allows for simultaneous translation of text in multiple languages
  • Default AI Model Upgrade: Llama3.1 has been set as the default AI model, leveraging its advanced capabilities to deliver even more accurate and informative responses.
  • Additional AI Model Integration: The Gemma 2b AI model has been added to choose from

Installer for Windows Systems

A dedicated installer is now available for Windows systems.

This release represents a substantial leap forward in the mission to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly AI-powered platform for all desktop platforms. We are committed to continuous improvement and look forward to your feedback!

Installation

Ollama is not bundled with the installer but required, get and install Ollama from Ollama.com before installing Ctrl+Revise.

Windows

Run the .exe file.

Linux

The binary will Launch Ctrl+Revise.

The tar file includes a Makefile designed to manage the installation process of the Ctrl+Revise application. It includes targets for user-install (no sudo required), system install, and uninstall.

Targets

The following targets are available in the Makefile:

make install: Installs the application in the system's default location.
make uninstall Uninstalls the application from the system.
make user-install Installs the application in the user's local directory (~/.local/).
make user-uninstall: Uninstalls the application from the user's local directory.

MacOS

No builds at this time, MacBook screen is currently broke.
Follow the build instructions from the README.md.

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