CUDA on Windows Subsystem for Linux 2
Having set this up, this is going to be absolutely huge for ML. A lot of nonsense is getting cut down by this:<p>1. You don&#x27;t have to install special CUDA-specific drivers that are behind the normal gaming drivers anymore. You&#x27;ll soon be able to just use the Regular nVidia Drivers (and even now, all you need to do is install a Beta driver version). That&#x27;s <i>huge</i> for someone just starting out, they don&#x27;t have to have &quot;the dedicated CUDA machine &#x2F; OS&quot;<p>2. At least in Arch, the Linux side of this is literally as simple as `yay -Sy python-tensorflow-cuda`, <i>that&#x27;s it</i>. Can&#x27;t get any easier.<p>3. VS Code&#x27;s WSL integration means you can use a real editor, with real linting &#x2F; auto-complete, but without the technical issues of Desktop Linux (aka the Wayland Nightmare and DPI issues everywhere)