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## Core Features
- **Run LLMs locally** with an intuitive interface powered by [KoboldCpp](https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp)
- **Full Linux Wayland support** for seamless integration with Linux desktops
- **Cross-platform desktop app** - Native support for Windows, macOS, and Linux (including Wayland)
- **Automatic updates** - Download and keep your KoboldCpp binary up-to-date effortlessly
- **Smart process management** - Prevents runaway background processes and system resource waste
- **Optimized performance** - Automatically unpacks binaries for faster operation and reduced memory usage (up to ~4GB less RAM)
- **Optimized performance** - Automatically unpacks binaries for faster operation and reduced memory usage
- **Image generation support** - Built-in presets for Flux and Chroma image generation workflows
- **Adaptive theming** - Light, dark, and system theme modes that automatically follow your OS preferences
- **Privacy-focused** - Everything runs locally on your machine, no data sent to external servers
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Unfortunately it does not properly support unpacking, which would greatly diminish its performance and provide a poor UX when used alongside this app.
For Friendly Kobold to work with this fork, [this issue must be fixed first](https://github.com/YellowRoseCx/koboldcpp-rocm/issues/129).
Note that this build is not important as the Vulkan backend matches or even surpasses ROCm in terms of LLM performance for most cases.
### Future features
Not all koboldcpp features have currently been ported over the UI. As a workaround one may use the "Additional arguments" on the "Advanced" tab of the launcher to provide additional command line arguments if you know them.
Not all koboldcpp features have currently been ported over to the UI. As a workaround one may use the "Additional arguments" on the "Advanced" tab of the launcher to provide additional command line arguments if you know them.
## For Local Dev