Mark Harfouche hmaarrfk

I recently (July 2018) installed Ubuntu 16.04 on my XPS 15 9560.

my main usecase is to be able to run and test cuda programs localy when developing image processing software.

I chose Ubuntu 16.04 mostly because of compatibility with software like cuda, pytorch, tensorflow, and matlab. My previous Fedora 28 worked well, but had too much incompatiblity with software that was stuck on an older GCC. Fedora is leading the pack with GCC 8 and it is simply too aggressive for larger peices of software. They also renamed lib to lib64 which I think was a mistake.

	# - Find an elastix installation or build tree.

	# When elastix is found, the ElastixConfig.cmake file is sourced to setup the
	# location and configuration of elastix. Please read this file, or
	# ElastixConfig.cmake.in from the elastix source tree for the full list of
	# definitions. Of particular interest is ELASTIX_USE_FILE, a CMake source file
	# that can be included to set the include directories, library directories,
	# and preprocessor macros. In addition to the variables read from
	# ElastixConfig.cmake, this find module also defines
	# Elastix_DIR - The directory containing ElastixConfig.cmake.

	# - Find an ITK installation or build tree.

	# When ITK is found, the ITKConfig.cmake file is sourced to setup the
	# location and configuration of ITK. Please read this file, or
	# ITKConfig.cmake.in from the ITK source tree for the full list of
	# definitions. Of particular interest is ITK_USE_FILE, a CMake source file
	# that can be included to set the include directories, library directories,
	# and preprocessor macros. In addition to the variables read from
	# ITKConfig.cmake, this find module also defines
	# ITK_DIR - The directory containing ITKConfig.cmake.

	#!/usr/bin/env python


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Mark Harfouche hmaarrfk

Creating a USB