Kayvan Sylvan

This is great! And I suggest something like this: ```Dockerfile FROM python:3.12.2-slim # Install required packages RUN apt-get update \ && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \ git \ build-essential \...

> @7kevin49 This is great thanks for this, I was trying to do this myself until I found out your message, one question and sorry if this is a dumb...

@xssdoctor @danielmiessler This looks like a good proofread of the README.

This doesn't currently work with the current code, till #334 is merged. This is because the way the `OpenAi()` client is instantiated we don't pass the base URL.

> Does this mean this works with Groq as well. (https://console.groq.com/docs/openai) @scaruslooner I don't see why it would not. You'd just need to know the URL for the Groq API.

@danielmiessler @xssdoctor can we get this simple documentation change into the repo?

You need to also set OPENAI_API_KEY to your Groq API key otherwise it will try to use your OpenAI API key from your `.env` file. On Mac, I did this...

What are you doing in your ansible script if the `.env` file in `~/.config/fabric/`does not exist? You can use the `yes` program to feed linefeeds to the `fabric --setup` which...

If you are seeing display errors (as in X display errors), you'll have to ensure that you can use X11 forwarding and use `ssh -X` when you login to that...

I'm on a desktop, with an external display, seeing the same thing.  I have an NVIDIA GeoForce RTX-4090 and the latest drivers.