LM Studio is also nice because of the way the interface explains things; parameters have explanations and hints. It has been designed by people who really care

LM Studio is also nice because of the way the interface explains things; parameters have explanations and hints. It has been designed by people who really care about making it understandable. I tried Ollama but I've settled on Unsloth Studio generally; once things really settle down I'll just run the llama-server UI, which is pretty nice. A friend is tinkering with LLMs for amusement on a 16GB Raspberry Pi 5, and when I explained that llama.cpp now had a typical web chat interface he was so happy — it's amazing what the "table stakes" are now.