So, one thing I noticed, and this could easily be user error, is that if I set the text & voice in the example to: text =""" Hello world. This is Kitten TT

So, one thing I noticed, and this could easily be user error, is that if I set the text & voice in the example to: text =""" Hello world. This is Kitten TTS. Look, it's working! """ voice = 'Luna' On macOS, I get "Kitten TTS", but on Linux, I get "Kit… TTS". Both OSes generate the same phonemes of, Phonemes: ðɪs ɪz kˈɪʔn ̩ tˌiːtˌiːˈɛs , which makes me really confused as to where it's going off the rails on Linux, since from there it should just be invoking the model. edit: it really helps to use the same model facepalm. It's the 80M model, and it happens on both OS. Wildly the nano gets it better? I'm going to join the Discord lol.