Closed VolumeCheese closed 4 months ago
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I will look into this, however I do not have a windows machine to test it on, I may be able to setup a VM but I would still need someone to actually test it on a functional windows machine
I'm fairly sure you can just compile the source code by yourself
You probably can, I can't guarantee if it will work though
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I'm fairly sure you can just compile the source code by yourself
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lexido works on windows you got to build it using go build like some linux distros at the moment (one slow ass office pc ik don't worry about it lmao).
I'm not sure how to make it work without having the exe in the same file as your current file as im a windows noob.
EDIT: forgot to say you have to manually make a folder in
C:\Users\ { "GOOGLE_AI_KEY": "", "OLLAMA_MODEL": "", "OLLAMA_LOCAL": "false" }
after doing that you will get asked to enter a API key or you can see if ollama works on windows and use that.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Im frustrated when i want to concatenate mp4s with ffmpeg but i cant because im too stupid to do it by myself...
Describe the solution you'd like make a windows version 🥺🥺
Describe alternatives you've considered Me switch to linux 🤮🤮🤮
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