> Some others have had some success getting this stuff working, but it wasn’t something I spent much time on for this review. One of the unexpected benefits of

> Some others have had some success getting this stuff working, but it wasn’t something I spent much time on for this review. One of the unexpected benefits of LLMs is that they make figuring out random Linux issues a breeze. Personal story: - I have a separate /home partition - This means I can just re-install to the main / partition when I OS upgrade - Re-install some packages and all of my configs from /home/.local, /home/.config etc all come back This worked great for years but my Firefox kept using lots of CPU. Fire up a free LLM from OpenCode and it immediately figured out that I had a "blacklisted" GPU rendering FF config. This was most likely from when I had a non-GPU laptop. The LLM made a script to back up my config, remove the blacklisted config and then I was back up and running.