Added automatic installation script for Linux!#3777
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Added automatic installation script for Linux!#3777hack-r wants to merge 2 commits intoBVLC:masterfrom
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This is tested on Ubuntu 15. Just run the script and (py) Caffe is ready to go for Python 3. Use find and replace on "python3" and "pip3" if you prefer Python 2. Add 1 line of code OR directly edit the makefile if you want to use GPU.
also apt-get another package
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This is tested on Ubuntu 15. Just run the script and (py) Caffe is ready
to go for Python 3 using CPU. Add 1 line of code or edit makefile if you
want to use GPU; just change python3 to python and pip3 to pip if you
want to use the historical version of Python.