Add SDK Manager and updated CUDA install options#547
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| - [SDK Manager](#wsl2-sdkm) | ||
| - [Conda](#wsl2-conda) | ||
| - [Docker](#wsl2-docker) | ||
| - [pip](#wsl2-pip) |
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Can we move this below pip? I think we should keep the order "Conda, Docker, pip, SDK Manager" to match the above.
| - [SDK Manager](#wsl2-sdkm) | |
| - [Conda](#wsl2-conda) | |
| - [Docker](#wsl2-docker) | |
| - [pip](#wsl2-pip) | |
| - [Conda](#wsl2-conda) | |
| - [Docker](#wsl2-docker) | |
| - [pip](#wsl2-pip) | |
| - [SDK Manager](#wsl2-sdkm) |
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I still think we should reorder this.
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@taureandyernv could you please include this change?
It also lines up with the outline above it and the actual layout in the text below
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@taureandyernv let me know that @aravenel wants this at the top. I will defer to that decision.
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To better understand, met with Taurean and Alex today
From that meeting, Taurean clarified that Windows users are primarily looking for a GUI installer, which this meets. Hence promoting this first for the Windows case
The Linux use case is intended to remain the same
Now with a better understanding, agree this is reasonable
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There are still a few open conversations from my last review pass. Please take a look at those before requesting a re-review.
https://github.com/rapidsai/docs/pull/547/files#r1792563333
https://github.com/rapidsai/docs/pull/547/files#r1792564184
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| - [SDK Manager](#wsl2-sdkm) | ||
| - [Conda](#wsl2-conda) | ||
| - [Docker](#wsl2-docker) | ||
| - [pip](#wsl2-pip) |
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I still think we should reorder this.
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| This will install and start Ubuntu in your Windows host system using WSL2. Make your **sudo** password memorable as you will need it in the next two steps. | ||
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| 4. Install and run SDK Manager inside Ubuntu by pasting this into your command line. You will have to enter the sudo password you created when you installed Ubuntu and also change folder location to match your home directory in Windows (if you don't know it, open PowerShell, type `$HOME`, and hit enter). |
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Instructions like this are difficult for users. We ask them to "paste" but this command is not paste-able because it has placeholders like [YOUR HOME DIRECTORY ON WINDOWS].
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Also the $HOME directory you get from PowerShell isn't the same format as what the user needs for the Ubuntu WSL mount. The user has to recognize how to navigate this discrepancy.
What if we proposed something like:
cd "$(wslpath -au "$(cmd.exe /c 'echo %USERPROFILE%')")/Downloads"For me, this navigates directly to /mnt/c/Users/bdice/Downloads. It may require some alterations for usernames with spaces in them, though. edit: I think my updated command is safe now.
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@taureandyernv had some trouble making this work. Taurean, can you please share the output you got here for posterity?
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Try signing off of VPN |
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