Magenta on Windows?

[Armoni Boone]

Hello everyone! Recently, it was made possibly to install Tensorflow natively onto Windows (I'm a MLcoding newb and I used this video). I've been wanting to download Magenta, but noticed the instillation instructions were initially written for Mac OS X or Ubuntu. Should I try Docker or is there a different  way to install this to Windows?

Thanks in advance!

[Alfred Delle]

Docker is the best bet. I even tried to install on the Ubuntu subsystem on Windows but I had insurmountable issues

On 9 Dec 2016 7:28 pm, "Armoni Boone" <aboon...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone! Recently, it was made possibly to install Tensorflow natively onto Windows (I'm a MLcoding newb and I used this video). I've been wanting to download Magenta, but noticed the instillation instructions were initially written for Mac OS X or Ubuntu. Should I try Docker or is there a different  way to install this to Windows?

Thanks in advance!

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[Armoni Boone]

Okie dokes, thank you so much!

On Friday, December 9, 2016 at 2:50:00 PM UTC-5, Alfred Delle wrote:

Docker is the best bet. I even tried to install on the Ubuntu subsystem on Windows but I had insurmountable issues

On 9 Dec 2016 7:28 pm, "Armoni Boone" <aboon...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone! Recently, it was made possibly to install Tensorflow natively onto Windows (I'm a MLcoding newb and I used this video). I've been wanting to download Magenta, but noticed the instillation instructions were initially written for Mac OS X or Ubuntu. Should I try Docker or is there a different  way to install this to Windows?

Thanks in advance!

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[Jeremy Ellis]

That video look interesting. I will also give it a try. Found this site that may also help http://www.howtogeek.com/197947/how-to-install-python-on-windows/ 

[Jeremy Ellis]

Wow that was a really easy installation:

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-352/

pip install tensorflow

git clone https://github.com/hpssjellis/fourth-tensorflow.git

migrating to the rocksetta-examples folder

python hello42.py

[Jeremy Ellis]

Only negative that I am finding is that many of my examples are for python 2.7 and this setup is for the newer version of python.

[Cihan SARI]

Dear Jeremy,

Thanks for the description. This is the way I did it:

1- Install Anaconda

2- Create a virtual environment for tensorflow: 

conda create -n tensorflow python=3.5.2 anaconda

3- Activate / switch to this new virtual environment

activate tensorflow

4- Install tensorflow with pip

pip install tensorflow

This gives you the ability to switch back and forth for any other library which has different dependencies, e.g. python 2.7.

However, I could not build magenta -- bazel requires Python 2.7 as well and its installation is highly confusing! Maybe others can help?

[inyazserg Sergey Larin]

Can somebody create an installation packege for Windows users? All this technical hustle and problems - that is not for a common user.