It uses ubuntu commands

ahh

yea easily fixed

that can't be installed on Windows

nah you just use the windows equivalents

and setup your own lil juypter notebook

yeah but then you have to edit the script to use the other commands

tho you can also setup an XServer w/ the ubuntu subsystem to get some GUI functionality

ye but that

that's not much work

w/ the subsystem as is, you can't interact with GUI programs

I didn't have to

I mean you don't have to

but it makes it easier to use

but you can install the ubuntu file manager and text editor

If you want to run any software with GUI via the ubuntu subsystem

There isn't much software for ubuntu with GUI that would help with training

Isn't there model interfaces that can show you how the model's training?

hold on lemme think of the name

jupyter?

ah yea tensorboard

yeah use jupyter, it can run those scripts

i actually want to get tensorboard working with colab so i can see if my loss is going up or down

and the connect with google colabs

You running it via the subsystem or via windows?

I would assume if you run it off the subsystem you'd need an XServer to view the GUI

I used the subsystem so it has access to ubuntu commands and stuff

i tried running the training notebooks under wsl too but when i found out i needed to enter the insider program to get cuda working i was like No and ported the notebook to windows instead

right, but don't you need an XServer to start a Juypter notebook via cmdline on the ubuntu subsystem?