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WumboJetsII
Fedora 44 workstation for daily development, local AI evaluation, wumbOS work, and WumboLabs evidence.
WumboJetsII is the primary WumboLabs desktop workstation: a real daily-use Fedora 44 system, not a dedicated headless benchmark appliance.
It runs Fedora 44 with Hyprland and supports development, wumbOS Shell work, LLMGauge testing, and deeper local-model evaluation on consumer hardware.
Active daily workstation / evidence source
At a Glance
Role in WumboLabs
WumboJetsII is where WumboLabs development, wumbOS Shell development/testing, and local AI testing happen.
It is a constrained consumer-workstation environment for LLMGauge runs and deeper model-evaluation campaigns. The RTX 5070 also drives the Fedora/Hyprland session during testing, so practical free VRAM is lower than its physical 12GB capacity. That constraint is intentional evidence context, not controlled-lab isolation.
The current Qwen3.8 campaign used the RTX 5070 with llama.cpp/CUDA; read the Lab Record for its runtime-specific findings and limitations.
Focus areas
Linux Desktop
Fedora 44, Hyprland, Wayland workflows, keyboard-driven interaction, theming, and practical daily use.
Local LLM Evaluation
LLMGauge workflows and deeper GGUF evaluation across llama.cpp builds, context limits, generation speed, VRAM behavior, and bounded reliability.
Development Workstation
Primary system for wumbOS Shell, LLMGauge, website work, scripting, documentation, and local experiments.
CUDA Work
Local llama.cpp/CUDA testing on SM120. Current Qwen campaign runtime: driver 610.57.04, CUDA 13.3, and llama.cpp b10449.
Operating goal
The goal is to keep the system clean, stable, fast, keyboard-friendly, and useful for real work.
Experiments are welcome, but the baseline should remain reliable.