If you are looking for ways to edit documents on Ubuntu locally using your favourite AI tool as a smart writing assistant, you have several options to choose from.

For example, you can opt for ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors, an open-source office suite for Linux, integrated with such AI platforms as LocalAI and GPT4All.

Both services let you install your favourite LLM and use its capabilities for local document editing within the ONLYOFFICE package.

However, if you don’t like LocalAI and GPT4All, and need an alternative, there is another AI platform that can give you access to a wide variety of modern and powerful AI tools in combination with ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors.

What it involves is Ollama, an open-source AI platform designed to run LLMs locally on your Linux machine.

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