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NVidia don't see the point. There are a few forum threads where NV respond "why do you even want that" or "you can get ubuntu 20.xx from a third party".
by chunkyks 6y ago
NVidia don't see the point. There are a few forum threads where NV respond "why do you even want that" or "you can get ubuntu 20.xx from a third party".
- FrojoS 6y agoThen why pre-install anything? I'm not in the field, but I would think that a lot of people would want to run there Python CV code on it. Or is it, becaue they want you to use CUDA?
- chunkyks 6y agoBecause if you don't have an offering that'll make it do something interesting OOB, it's unlikely anyone would buy it. [bootstrapping from true scratch is typically a nightmare for hobbyists] I shouldn't be quite so negative; NV did put in a lot of effort building up the development kit. ARM Builds of CUDA, drivers, etc. Repos with packages for the job. Tutorials for common tasks, etc. They're really within a hair's breadth of an excellent OOB experience, but fell at the last hurdle.
- colejohnson66 6y agoThe raspberry pi didn’t/doesn’t ship with anything and people bought/buy that by the millions