Linux Scripts For Deep Learning Projects
- Introduction to Lscripts Docker
- Quick start
- System design
- System Setup
- Color Codes
- Lscript Docker
- Tools Stack
Lscripts Docker
or lsd
is a collection of shell scipts, designed to be installed per-user, and invoked per-shell. lsd
should work on any POSIX-compliant shell (sh, dash, ksh, zsh, bash), but it's developed and tested on bash
in particular to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
.
environment variables
export LSCRIPTS__BASENAME="lsdhub"
export LSCRIPTS__ROOT="/boozo-hub"
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export LSCRIPTS__BANNER=1
export LSCRIPTS__BANNER_TYPE="skillplot-1"
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export LSCRIPTS__DEBUG=1
export LSCRIPTS__LOG_LEVEL=8
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export LSCRIPTS__VMHOME=""
export LSCRIPTS__PYVENV_PATH=""
export LSCRIPTS__WSGIPYTHONPATH=""
export LSCRIPTS__WSGIPYTHONHOME=""
export LSCRIPTS__ANDROID_HOME=""
export LSCRIPTS__APACHE_HOME=""
export LSCRIPTS__WWW_HOME=""
export LSCRIPTS__DOWNLOADS=""
export LSCRIPTS__EXTERNAL_HOME=""
wip: work-in-progress
To install or update lsd
, you should run the install script. To do that, you may either download and run the script manually, or use the following cURL
or Wget
command:
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/skillplot/lscripts-docker.git
- Put the following in the end of the
~/.bashrc
file. Change the path where you cloned the repo:export LSCRIPTS_DOCKER="/<replace_this_with_basepath>/lscripts-docker" [ -f ${LSCRIPTS_DOCKER}/lscripts/lscripts.env.sh ] && source ${LSCRIPTS_DOCKER}/lscripts/lscripts.env.sh
To verify that lscripts-docker
has been installed, do:
command -v lsd-ls
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