Switch to Arch Linux for working (on ML)
Arch is good, I mean, you have full control over it.
And for me, I don't have much time to get deep into it. So I just installed manjaro instead (https://manjaro.org/download/gnome/). It turns out great for using. (The best feature I like is when you press Win+Arrow, it will resize your GUI window to the left or right of your screen.)
If you want to use it for machine learning, it's also quite simple, just use `sudo pacman -Syu python-tensorflow-cuda`. Then you'll have everything installed on your computer, including GPU supporting for tensorflow.
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pacman = package manager
Use `pacman -S gvim` to install gvim.
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If you have any trouble in letting Nvidia driver work in your manjaro system, check this:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/howto-set-up-prime-with-nvidia-proprietary-driver/40225
And for me, I don't have much time to get deep into it. So I just installed manjaro instead (https://manjaro.org/download/gnome/). It turns out great for using. (The best feature I like is when you press Win+Arrow, it will resize your GUI window to the left or right of your screen.)
If you want to use it for machine learning, it's also quite simple, just use `sudo pacman -Syu python-tensorflow-cuda`. Then you'll have everything installed on your computer, including GPU supporting for tensorflow.
____
pacman = package manager
Use `pacman -S gvim` to install gvim.
____
If you have any trouble in letting Nvidia driver work in your manjaro system, check this:
https://forum.manjaro.org/t/howto-set-up-prime-with-nvidia-proprietary-driver/40225