Actually, even if you're not, I'd love for you to run this to help get me some data :D First up, at present, Mac systems are not supported. It's not impossible, but first I need to get a Mac Mini to do testing on. Not all features will work on a Mac, but may will (video is one that I'm pretty sure won't). For the PC folks, at present we require you to have an Nvidia GPU and it has to be a certain generation (Generally, from after spring 2020) So, if you're on PC, and you'd be so kind, I would love it if you could: 1. Hit start 2. Type "Powershell" 3. Click on the first result that comes up (which should just be Powershell without other things after it) 4. Paste this in and hit enter (without the quotes): "irm https://gist.githubusercontent.com/maloriedelilah/f431be8bd0001742ea522438ec6c2bfa/raw/ef34108b8ee2cbaa2da4f8687dacf71a95f0856e/check-system.ps1 | iex" 5. Copy and paste the results into a response, or take a screenshot. Screenshots of what a pass/fail look like below :)

Hey folks, there is a new Can I DIY classroom that has more information about running the Open Image Generator I made on your own hardware. If you'd like to see if its possible for you to do it, check out the "Can You D.I.Y.?" classroom: https://www.skool.com/your-own-ai-image-studio-8169/classroom/f632a479?md=d3354e615d194897a41f0414ea48fac2

I'm curious how the breakdown sits between people who want full DIY vs people who want to use an unfettered tool that someone else hosts.