hex (how we do voice prompting) is coming to linux
oh fun detail here, this is the first thing to take advantage of the opencode2 background server hex ui can fetch your available models so you can configure them then post process with your prompt by calling the opencode2 server
high time for a rust rewrite https://twitter.com/thdxr/status/2078631706957848748
Positive users thank the Hex Voice Prompting Tool for adding Linux X11 support via the Opencode2 server and call the persistent background model a real unlock, while negative users object that X11-only breaks tiling window manager layouts.
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@thdxr Linux keeps getting more love from dev tools and I'm here for it. Most of the serious security and homelab crowd is already running Linux. The fact that tools are actually building native Linux support instead of treating it like an afterthought is a good sign.
@thdxr What do you mean X11??? If it's only X11 it's not linux ready.
@thdxr Only the unemployed use tiling managers. Those of us employed use Cinnamon.
@thdxr amazing to hear, can't wait
oh fun detail here, this is the first thing to take advantage of the opencode2 background server hex ui can fetch your available models so you can configure them then post process with your prompt by calling the opencode2 server
hex (how we do voice prompting) is coming to linux
Positive users thank the Hex Voice Prompting Tool for adding Linux X11 support via the Opencode2 server and call the persistent background model a real unlock, while negative users object that X11-only breaks tiling window manager layouts.
Based on 18 visible X reactions from 38 accounts; directional sample.
Ask a question below.
Published answers will appear here.
