dont see it in crash logs so far. Drop me email with whathever you have, I'll try to trace it down. Make sure you download latest build.

it is a coding Notepad that also execute the code

there is open contest for different name. mind to chime in?

Personally I think dropping the exe and just calling it notepad is the obvious low-hanging fruit. I like the nostalgic aesthetic—it’s refreshing in this age of cookie-cutter tailwindcss splash pages, but exe is just quite confusing.

Or ‘notepad.app’ would quite clearly convey that it is an editor in the spirit of notepad but for macOS.

Notepad++ is already taken. that's sad

that's not great, mind drop me an email on support? update: hotfix in making

The updated build now works on my system, fyi.

> Apple's on-device models for the AI?

no. Apple on-device models are not suitable for such a task. It uses a different model (I don't stick to one model in particular, as it may change)

> Does Swift have UI capabilities on Linux?

No. there are projects inspired by SwiftUI: https://github.com/stackotter/swift-cross-ui or https://git.aparoksha.dev/aparoksha/adwaita-swift (GNOME)

yes! but that's leftover from the previous version of the site that was pixelated

if Microsoft can name a plain text editor Visual Studio, I can name mine Notepad.exe

You can name your band Nervanna, but it's lame AF. Be your own thing.

The contest for a name, that is not lame AF, just started

How about Protopad? It's a notepad for prototypes, right?

I agree with the others - the naming doesn't seem super aligned with the product itself.

How about stop trying to tell others how they should call their projects?

The OP suggested a contest; that was merely my entry :)

ackckcually, technically Xcode is spare, but for the convenience and due to Mac/iOS SDK distribution licensing, that's the only way to obtain the SDK on the machine. Linux runs in a lightweight VM.

yes. same!

I should not give you advice against my interest. "run" is paywalled after some time.

the plugged-in device is not supported as of today.