[dagmx]

I think you completely misunderstood what I was saying.

I wasn’t saying that the author of DiffusionBee should make a SwiftUI application. In fact I said the opposite in that I agree that the person who expected a native app is entitled.

I was however refuting the person I was responding to who said making a native app is a huge undertaking, because learning SwiftUI is fairly quick. That’s not to say that the maintainer should learn it but just that it’s fairly quick to learn should someone else want to.

I was also saying that someone (maybe someone other than the maintainer of DiffusionBee) could contribute a SwiftUI front end.

Finally I was saying I would gladly contribute it myself if I could (but unfortunately have other reasons why I can’t)

anyway hopefully that clears things up, and that hostility from your post is unwarranted.

[EugeneOZ]

It is still kind of toxicity: “cool, you did it, but you could do it better - I could do it better, just out of time”.

Don't be toxic to don’t get that hostility.

[dagmx]

That’s not at all what I’m saying, in fact you keep trying to infer the opposite of what I’m saying, and now you’re just doubling down.

If anything you’re the one being toxic because you’re unable to have a reasonable conversation about a misunderstanding, and are instead trying to put words in my virtual mouth to conform to your outrage.

[EugeneOZ]

If you feel that I’m putting words into your mouth - I’m sorry about that, it was not intended.