Unsloth announces Unsloth Studio - a competitor to LMStudio?

>Ollama is easy and it works great Not for me it wasn't as someone who came into all this a few months ago as a complete and total beginner, as someone who doesn't know anything about how to use computers for things besides checking email, browsing youtube, etc. I.e. no clue what JSON files are, or templates or how to use command lines or any of that kind of stuff. Slowly starting to learn, but only like 1% of the way so far. I really wish I had started with LM Studio instead of Ollama, tbh. The reason I started with Ollama was when I was browsing on here, people basically said what you said in the threads, that it was the beginner friendly easy one, and they said that LM Studio was the other beginner/easy one, except that one was closed-source and Ollama was open-source or something like that. So, I figured in that case I would start off with Ollama. The only problem was, as soon as I started trying to acquire models directly from huggingface to try to make sure I got the exact quants of whatever obscure fine-tunes/merges I wanted to try, and save them to my external hard drive, it was this whole nightmare with blobs and modelfiles, etc, and having to ask Gemini how to point Ollama to my drive and use some weird two-terminal thing where I served models to myself (or whatever the terminology would be, I dunno, I felt like I was a golden retriever trying to type hacker stuff like in that 1990s move Hackers, and pressing keys with my paws. It fucking sucked, dude. And if you download the model with ollama with the pull command, then if you want to move it off your computer to your external storage to make room for more models, then it'll break Ollama, because you aren't allowed to just move models around I guess, or else it shatters the blobs like some delicate glass vase and you have to like, I dunno, delete all your models that you ever pulled with ollama onto your computer all off your computer and delete ollama and restart from scratch. And if you just download a GGUF from huggingface, and then try using the FROM thing to create a text file and then use the ollama create command to turn it into an ollama modelfile to try to use it via ollama, then if you don't know about the that list of template stuff and params/prompt/stops etc stuff that you need to go find somewhere and paste somewhere, your model either runs super weird or doesn't work properly at all (which might sound like a rookie mistake, but well, yea, like I said at the start, I was a complete beginner, so that didn't go so great either). Just started trying LM Studio out very recently the past week or so. I'm realizing now like, oh shit, I fucked up baaaaaad by starting with Ollama, lol. I should've just started with LM Studio. I was paranoid that since it is closed source that means they can just install some like, I dunno, government backdoor or some shit to make sure you didn't invent a quark star in your garage by asking DeepSeek Speciale how to do quark-fusion or some shit (lol), so I was like "fuck closed source, the men in black are going to wipe my memory with one of those silver eyeball-tampon things! Noooo!" and things of that nature. But yea, I should've just started off with LM Studio tbh. Also, I didn't even realize apparently Ollama's GUI isn't even open source anyway (not sure if that's correct, but I think so, right?) although I was ironically using the Terminal to run Ollama even though I'd never used terminal before, since I hated the GUI app thing so much. I dunno, I'm sure there is some person out there who likes the modelfile system for some reason of some sort (supposedly it is good for "dev teams" or something? I dunno, I'm just some random individual noob, no, not really sure). But, yea, I didn't like it at all, and not because it was too nice and clean and easy, but the exact opposite, I feel like I probably could've spent the hours and hours I spent asking Gemini how to do all the annoying shit I had to figure out how to do on Ollama to just learn how to use llama.cpp instead, and then I'd be further along by this point instead of just now starting basically back to square one with a way better option in LM Studio. Although looks like since the closed source aspect was the one thing I don't like about LM Studio, maybe even that last downside will be done with if this unsloth thing ends up being good, since I can just switch to using that instead. Well, with Unsloth the main thing I am most excited about is the training-models-made-easy thing, if that ends up being legit. This whole entire time the past few months ever since I first got into all this, I've been wishing I could figure out enough about computers and become computer literate enough to be able to start doing some fine-tuning experiments on models, and have been super impatient and frustrated about not being able to do it yet, since I suck at computers. So, if that thing allows me to just click some buttons and start messing around with fine-tunes, that would be the coolest shit ever. So, pretty excited for this thing.