Simon Gardling

Here's the link: http://www.gardling.com/tensorflow-raspi4-aarch64/ It's compiled on my raspberry pi 4, with native compiler optimizations, aarch64.

Btw I updated the link http://www.gardling.com/tensorflow-raspi4-aarch64/

I should really update the whl files, they are kinda old. lol

I'm using v2020.9.9s

Maybe it's wine/proton not supporting DLL injection, idk though.

Wouldn't it just be more efficient to do it in the program?

just saw @sam-barr's comment on #59 about that

With bedrock linux, you can just do what neofetch seems to do, search for all of those other distros' package manager files and display all of them.

Look at the packages section: 

@sam-barr that shows what bedrock linux version you're on. /etc/os-release shows the default linux distro running over top of bedrock linux.