Guessing there are a few of us in a position where we are frustrated with our past experiences with ROCm software, (e.g. being awful to install, in the past the

Guessing there are a few of us in a position where we are frustrated with our past experiences with ROCm software, (e.g. being awful to install, in the past there were long guides with loads of steps to follow, and not the greatest clarity / simplicity in the instructions, and the only option they suggested if you messed it up was to reinstall the operating system, and there were multiple guides / pages and it wasn't clear which was the latest one, and then it only supported older versions of tensorflow / pytorch / jax, and only supported recent / higher end cards, etc. — it may be better now, this is my experience from I guess a few years ago); but who at the same time recognise that it would be great for GPU compute to be more affordable, and for there to be good competitors to Nvidia.