Where "supporting" a model doesn't mean what you think it means for cpp
Between that and the long saga with vision models having only partial support, with a CLI tool, and no llama-server support (they only fixed all that very recently) the fact of the matter is that ollama is moving faster and implementing what people want before lama.cpp now
And it will finally shut down all the people who kept copy pasting the same criticism of ollama "it's just a llama.cpp wrapper why are you not using cpp instead"
Where "supporting" a model doesn't mean what you think it means for cpp
Between that and the long saga with vision models having only partial support, with a CLI tool, and no llama-server support (they only fixed all that very recently) the fact of the matter is that ollama is moving faster and implementing what people want before lama.cpp now
And it will finally shut down all the people who kept copy pasting the same criticism of ollama "it's just a llama.cpp wrapper why are you not using cpp instead"