(even my raspberry pis didn't behave like that). Now, that's no longer necessary, and I'm still puzzling over the fact that the quadra is the only linux-type computer I've ever seen that requires so much work to make it behave like every other linux distribution. The only issue I have now though is that I get two ips for my ethernet port, because one is my static assigned address, and one is a dhcpp address, but I can live with that.īeing blind, and having no speech on the quadra by default (and attempts to make orca talk haven't worked just yet), I had no way to find the quadra when it rebooted without sighted assistance on my network.

If you can't find the post, let me know, and I'll grab it and link it here. I found it, modified the silly thing, and now my quadra works just like every other linux in existence that I've ever tried (and that's probably in the double digit range) in that it actually obtains it's own ip address now without requiring a log in to do so. I was literally about 2 minutes from sending mine back because I couldn't get it to set up it's own ip address without someone logging in, then I found the post on the forum about the startup script. There is a configuration script that runs when the quadra boots up.

It is a very good start in image recognition and experience with machine learning. In this tutorial competition, users are required to identify digits from thousands of provided handwritten images. Ok, lost my other reply, so repeating my previous post. This is the evergreen Kaggle tutorial, and you will find tons of kernels and blogs on how to complete this learning assignment.

Nomachine tutorial