Post #4468694

And that is why I give up these projects so fastly. A majority of my local AI tts projects consist out of: Finding a nice repo that looks promising, Cloning it, Finding you need a release with some binaries backed in, Downloading it, Waiting for 20 gb of AI dependencies to be finished downloading, Running it, Experiecing an error, running to the AI of choize, giving it the error, Receiving a new manual dependency fix command, Running it, Experiecing an error, running to the AI of choize, giving it the error, Receiving a new manual dependency fix command, And that copy-pasted about twenty times until I'm told to modify it myself. Why can't people maintain something properly or mark it as archived or test it properly? This one is from January 2026 and already so utterly broken, and it pisses me off so much. Probably should back to Pinocio or however that AI platform was called because that one at least works reliably, LOL.