Migrating to AEIONic from Stable Diffusion Deluxe

[Skquark]

Just to announce, I've switched the project over to a new name and branding from SDD, and have branched to AEIONic.com with the same bones, and been making a lot of forward progress. The app is pretty stable on Windows with a good enough Nvidia, and should work fine on a good Linux/Mac, but I haven't tested it enough there, so looking for bug reports here. It used to work amazing on Google Colab, and that was my primary platform developing this for years, but then something broke on there end and it stopped running reliably, and I still haven't found the error fix to get past the grey screen after launching in Colab and using port tunneling. It opens the Flet tab, shows the loading, but then doesn't load interface anymore. I should be able to get this working in other cloud platforms like RunPod, Kaggle, AWS, Pinocchio, etc.. I just haven't gotten around to testing it and massaging the code to launch Flet server. The main problem with those platforms is no persistent storage to save/load setting.json and media generations.. Open to contributions, I've been doing this solo for free as a hobby for a while, and the app just got bigger and bigger with all the open-source toys, and it's one of the most feature rich AI programs out there, and I haven't been promoting much to push people to use it, so I'm feeling selfish keeping it to myself. The most common complaint is the interface is too cluttered with too many tabs and options, but that's what happens when you set out to make an All-in-One Multi-Media AI Python Mega-App.
Anyways, please report any bugs or suggestions or missing custom models or anything. Here's the link to the previous issues page: https://github.com/Skquark/AI-Friends/issues but almost everything there has been resolved except the obscure pipelines labeled Under Construction in UI, mostly due to difficult package versioning conflicts, this stuff gets frustrating sometimes, Welp, enjoy, experiment, have fun and make some cool stuff with it, please...