Matrix 👉 @danny:radiantfig.fyi

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Cake day: August 4th, 2026

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  • Without knowing your hardware, it’s impossible to give you advice.

    I’m on an 8gb rx7600 with a 5700x CPU with 64gb 3600mts ram.

    I use llama.cpp with the rocm driver, then have a custom sandbox for coding and heavily restricted filesystem access, all setup in pi harness, with access to a searxng instance for web search. Using orinth1.5 35b a3b on the iq4_xs unsloth quant.

    This gives me the full ability to do anything, from creating reports, coding projects and fairly complex tasks.

    I also have stable diffusion setup for image generation with flux 2 klein 4b, which is using qwen4 4b.




  • You’re not me. You will have different tastes too me. No point you using the distros I like. Do what everybody else does, experiment, try a few, read about them. The are loads out there all with little quirks and differences. Try L/K/X/Ubuntu, try cachyos / arch, try void, try Gentoo, try popos… Have a look at distrowatch for loads of inspiration.

    Any and all distros can use and run any software any other distro runs so they can all do the same stuff, just they all get there in slightly different ways.



  • Yeah, I have a fairly useable setup although it’s only accessible on my lan. I have a web server but it doesn’t host the llm as it’s not powerful enough.

    Rx7600 8gb vram GPU 5700x CPU 64gb 3600mts ram

    Hosting ornith 35b a3b iq4_xs Llama.cpp server Pi harness or llama.cpp webui Searxng web search Coding sandbox Restricted filesystem access

    Get around 40 tok / sec and it’s really useable. Not as good as Claude sonnet, but good enough for most things.


  • I host my own Lemmy instance, but only because I spent the last 3 years learning to host other stuff. It’s taken a lot of effort and time to figure it all out and get it working, and the only reason I bothered was because it interested me. Most people aren’t that interested in how it all works and just want to use a working thing.