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Can I suggest a docker based implementation? That would solve a great many dependency issues. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 on my desktop and I continually run into issues with qt5. On 18.04 apt provides version 5.10 but pip provides 5.15 which creates a conflict as some applications (haven't hunted them down) look for the apt version. I've created a fork of DeepFaceLive to address some of the issues with the Linux version (use my dev branch). Currently the changes I made allow the docker version to work extremely well with little to no configuration. I realize that using docker would limit users of Unixes such as FreeBSD. I have a 1080ti and an RTX Titan that I can test on. |
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Могу протестировать на arch linux + gtx 1080ti. Так же было бы неплохо прикрутить простенький gui (ну или tui) и добавить в AUR |
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Hello @nagadit! Not sure if this is still being worked on, here's my setup: I'm running on Python3.9, CUDA toolkit 11.8, CUDNN 8.6 I ran into a conflict with cv2 and PyQt5. It was messing up running any scripts for XSegEditor or showing the training window(6_train*.sh) scripts. To fix it I specified to use the PyQt5 path in the DeepFaceLab_Linux/DeepFaceLab/XSegEditor/XSegEditor.py file by adding these lines to it: then down by around line 1458, added code to find the PyQt5 plugins folder and set it to the QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable |
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Here we discuss the general results of script tests on different systems
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