Open archenroot opened 7 years ago
I'm interested in OPENCL
stuff but unfortunately I have an NVIDIA GeForce GT 220
and the nouveau
driver still doesn't support computing (I'm awaiting one of the two solutions they are working on).
I came here because this overlay had the dependencies for Lucida
(folly, fbthrift, thrift), for now it came in my mind only
POCL
(was treecleaned from Gentoo but upstream recently released a new version).
http://portablecl.org/
ViennaCL
http://viennacl.sourceforge.net/
clsparse
(the other CL* are already in the science overlay)
https://github.com/clMathLibraries/clSPARSE
clmagma
https://bitbucket.org/icl/clmagma
Update:
cldnn
(but I don't have that video card)
https://github.com/01org/cldnn
flang
https://github.com/flang-compiler/flang
vexcl
https://github.com/ddemidov/vexcl
found this overlay too https://github.com/ddemidov/ebuilds
Good to hear! I am actually working on quite large number of neural network projects where mostly CUDA is used for training acceleration. I just ordered 2x new Nvidia 1080 with 11GB memory for this kind of tasks.
I see the clSparse library, I am just working on that damn ebuild for sparse(cpu only) :-)
I have Skylake in my Dell XPS 15 9550 laptop, so can test your ebuilds or help with development if you like.
I came here because this overlay had the dependencies for Lucida (folly, fbthrift, thrift)
I started working on these because of Facebook Torch AI framework. Not everything in this space is finished and I also have done some stuff manually working on my laptop only without existing ebuilds... still lots of work to do...
I came here as all of the local big data Meetup's I'm going to are python/tensorflow/keras-based. I've been a Matlab user for the last few years. R before that. I'm currently looking for an IDE that is in portage which supports interactive development like the Matlab GUI or R-Studio. PyCharm seems too basic. I don't seem to understand Jupyter Notebooks yet. I found spyder but the version in portage crashes. I've posted a bug report on spyder with Gentoo but if you've got another idea for an IDE that works like Matlab's GUI for learning Python that would be great.
NOTE: I am a retired Silicon Valley EE (when Silicon Valley actually meant silicon and not software!) and work on machine-learning for fun, primarily trading systems for the financial markets.
What about Rodeo: https://fusion0202.github.io/Rodeo_on_Gentoo_Linux/?
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I came here as all of the local big data Meetup's I'm going to are python/tensorflow/keras-based. I've been a Matlab user for the last few years. R before that. I'm currently looking for an IDE that is in portage which supports interactive development like the Matlab GUI or R-Studio. PyCharm seems too basic. I don't seem to understand Jupyter Notebooks yet. I found spyder but the version in portage crashes. I've posted a bug report on spyder with Gentoo but if you've got another idea for an IDE that works like Matlab's GUI for learning Python that would be great.
NOTE: I am a retired Silicon Valley EE (when Silicon Valley actually meant silicon and not software!) and work on machine-learning for fun, primarily trading systems for the financial markets.
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I came here for the media-libs/libvisio2svg ebuilds. I spent some time looking for 'ready to run' VSS to SVG converters, for Windows, or online, but found that although there are TONS of Visio stencils out there, in the old VSS format, just about no-one seems to support it (not even current Visio, apparently). Since I'm looking for stencils for older hardware, they're likely to be in the older format. I did find the libvisio2svg source code here on github, but was looking for a quick solution. Being a long-time gentoo user I was happy to find these ebuilds - I didnt find a quick solution to my immediate problem but they took the pain out of figuring out how to manually compile that software. Thanks for creating them.
@geekasylum You inspired to refresh this repository and move it back to Gentoo overlays, but it requires some QA work... :D
I wanted to ask you what do you work on or what do you like to see here? Just if it somehow match my focus... Thx. Ladislav