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nix-shell makes most of this go away, except the ollama files will still be in `~/.ollama` which you can delete at any time.

  nix-shell -p ollama
in two tmux windows, then

  ollama serve
in one and

  ollama run llama2
in the other.

Exit and all the users, processes etc, go away.

https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=23.11&show=ollama&...



The Linux binary (pre-built or packaged by your distro) is just a CLI. The Mac binary instead also contains a desktop app.

I agree with OP that this is very confusing. The fact the Mac OS installation comes with a desktop app is not documented anywhere at all! The only way you can discover this is by downloading the Mac binary.


Is this any different from

    brew install ollama




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