Not sure this is a good analogy. LM Studio is closer to Dropbox as both takes X and makes it easier for users who don't necessarily are very technical. Ollama is a developer-oriented tool (used via terminal + a daemon), so wouldn't compare it to what Dropbox is/did for file syncing.
Not sure this is a good analogy. LM Studio is closer to Dropbox as both takes X and makes it easier for users who don't necessarily are very technical. Ollama is a developer-oriented tool (used via terminal + a daemon), so wouldn't compare it to what Dropbox is/did for file syncing.