One thing worth adding for readers comparing terminal agents: since Google switched off the Gemini CLI free tier in June, a lot of people are hunting for an agent that works without an account or an API key on day one.

I made OB-1, an open-source terminal agent that routes your first messages through free cloud models with no signup, and drops to Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint when you want local models.

Two habits from its design that also help with OpenCode: keep the project’s build and test commands in a plain-text memory file the agent reads every session, and run the project’s own checks after each edit before accepting the diff, not only after the whole task.

Disclosure: I make OB-1, link below.https://overbrilliant.com

You are correct that ZIP and gzip are different file formats. A file compressed with pigz is a gzip-compressed .gz file, not a .zip archive.

@Jean,

Yes, you can and absolutely should disable one. Running both simultaneously causes IP conflicts and race conditions because they fight over control of your network cards.

If it’s a desktop (keep NetworkManager):

sudo systemctl disable --now systemd-networkd

If it’s a server (keep systemd-networkd):

sudo systemctl disable --now NetworkManager