**Motivation** Couple of options: 1. via Package managers (brew, winget, launchpad, etc.) - Pros: - Easy to update (maybe?) just provide package manager team - Easy for acquire user? (like just running `brew install cortexcpp` or something like that) - Cons: - Take long time for new version come out - Hard (or impossible) to choose a place to install binary/files (not entirely sure. Open for discussion) 2. self hosted - Pros: - Not being constrained by Package managers - Shorter time to market - Easy to have multiple variants (stable, beta, nightly) - Let user decide where to store files. More managable? - Cons: - Have to handle upgrade ourselves - User acquisition is more difficult? 3. Hmm, both? ## Related Issues - https://github.com/janhq/jan/issues/2643 - #775 - https://github.com/janhq/jan/issues/3360
Motivation
Couple of options:
brew install cortexcppor something like that)Related Issues