dotfiles (probably just for me)

• .zshrc is the zsh config file I use
• nvidia.sh installs nvidia utilities, mainly cudatk, cudnn, etc.
• apt.sh installs apt repositories and programs
• otherinstall.sh installs other programs which don't have apt repos, such as anaconda, ohmyzsh, etc.
• settings.json is from VSCode
• config.cson is from Atom

Missing

• Non-PoP distros may need repositories to be added, and I might have missed repositories in general
• Slack
• Microsoft teams
• Spicetify automatically
• Betterdiscordctl automatically
• Gnome tweaks automatically

Nvidia

How to install CUDA/cuDNN for Tensorflow or PyTorch on PoP OS

1. If this isn't a fresh install, make sure you are using the correct Pop drivers using sudo apt install system76-nvidia-drivers and if it is a fresh install, this step is already done.
2. Install Nvidia CUDA toolkit from Pop with the following command: sudo apt install system76-cuda-latest Look for the version you have installed (currently 10.2 but CHECK)
3. Install the corresponding cuDNN from Pop repository with sudo apt install system76-cudnn-10.2
4. Install tensorflow with pip install tensorflow
5. Test your GPU with tf.test.is_gpu_available(). If it returns True, you are done. If it does not, look at the traceback call, you screwed up somewhere. Good troubleshooting steps are nvcc -V and google, as always.