Ubuntu has been well known for it's #1 spot in the most popular distro for Machine Learning. However, the newer distro, Pop! OS, has gained much popularity in the past year. It specializes in a productive interface that aims towards developers. In addition, I have seen that Pop OS to be quite similar, and at times, better than Ubuntu.
So I raise this question: What is Pop! OS in terms of Machine Learning compared to Ubuntu? Does it stand higher than Ubuntu - the distro we had all trusted for many years? Or is it not yet ready to become the most preferred distro for ML development?
Not OP but what distro should I use if I want to get into very demanding STEM computations?
Wyatt Ramirez
Why would the distro matter? Just install Anaconda and VS Code.
Why? Any heavy workloads are run on servers. Just use something with a DE you like.
Jackson James
System76 is planning to get rid of GNOME in Pop!_OS next year and replace it with their new DE written from scratch called COSMIC, so that's something interesting.
Get neither of these and use an Arch-based distro instead.
Also lurk before posting, and especially before making threads.
Lincoln Scott
You sound easily manipulated. PopOS or Ubuntu. They're both built for scientists, though Ubuntu has more hardware compatibility whereas PopOS has more things set up for you out of the box. Lambdastack. Sounds based, how will it compare Been lurking for years, fuck off Reddit spacing faggot.
Juan Butler
Snaps are awful and working around them is more effort than you deserve. Use Mint or PopOS. Get Ubuntu you want without most of Canonical's BS.
what a shitty flowchart. where do you even start reading
Colton Barnes
Pick any one of the nodes and scroll back to its parent node dimwit it's just a simple root node finding algorithm
Jeremiah Barnes
What I mean is that your distro doesn't matter. The docker container is going to be using Ubuntu 18.
Christopher Hall
>No mention of PopOS >Completely offtopic to OPs question Fuck off retard.
Carson Baker
Not going to happen anytime soon, it's 9 months in development and it's not even at alpha stage, there is no usable nothing, they haven't touch their proof of concept compositor in a while I think they are repeating Ubuntu mistake, they thought developing DE is easy, but it turns outs it's massive effort they don't have resource to put into, and will be back to GNOME soon
Easton Nguyen
popos is anagram for poops
Gavin Martin
>poops
It's okay, everybody does it multiple times every day.
