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Then 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

by FrojoS 6y ago

Then 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 ago
Because 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 ago
  The raspberry pi didn’t/doesn’t ship with anything and people bought/buy that by the millions