add pytorch upstream steps
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With Fedora 42, PyTorch is now available directly through the system package manager, making installation and updates seamless for users.
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With Fedora 42, PyTorch is now available directly through the system package manager, making installation and updates seamless for users.
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[WARNING]
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PyTorch is officially available only on Fedora 42 and above via the system repositories. Installing on earlier Fedora versions using `dnf` is not supported.
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== Installation
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== Installation
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This installs the core `torch` package and dependencies required to start developing with PyTorch.
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This installs the core `torch` package and dependencies required to start developing with PyTorch.
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You can also use pip to install Pytorch:
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[source, bash]
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pip install torch
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Setting up local development with CUDA is very well documented here https://pytorch.org/get-started/locally/
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== Basic Usage
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== Basic Usage
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After installation, you can verify the install and start working with tensors immediately.
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After installation, you can verify the install and start working with tensors immediately.
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