Interested. I'm on linux now for 20 years but i never heard of bubblewrap :D. I currently run OpenCode in Docker but i always assumed there was a better way. So bubblewrap and your script seams like the perfect fit.
> In contrast to the transient velocity gains, Cursor adoption shows
more sustained patterns across static analysis warnings and code
complexity, with evidence of sustained technical debt accumulation.
Most inference companies (Synthetic included) host in a mix of the U.S. and EU — I don't know of any that promise EU-only hosting, though. Even Mistral doesn't promise EU-only AFAIK, despite being a French company. I think at that point you're probably looking at on-prem hosting, or buying a maxed-out Mac Studio and running the big models quantized to Q4 (although even that couldn't run Kimi: you might be able to get it working over ethernet with two Mac Studios, but the tokens/sec will be pretty rough).