Is there a preferred guide, or maybe a community guide on running stable diffusion locally on Linux?
Is there a preferred guide, or maybe a community guide on running stable diffusion locally on Linux?
Hi all,
As per the title, I'd love to give this a crack. Also, I'm doing so on my laptop, which has an Intel card in it, if that makes any difference?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Automatic1111 is a commonly-used web ui for Stable Diffusion and is pretty quick to install. Not necessarily a guide, but it’s easy enough to get up and running.
10Thank you, digging in now to give it a crack!
2Yeah, start here.
When you first launch Automatic1111, it'll automatically download and install everything you need.
Mess around with txt2img and img2img modes for a bit. Then look at the extensions and start plugging in new tools.
Edit: I just noticed that you said you have an Intel graphics chip. It may work. But you'll need to be able to run CUDA, which usually requires an NVidia card, but definitely at least 6GB of video RAM. The more VRAM you have, the faster you can generate images. (Kinda)
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try this: https://rentry.co/voldy#-linux-installation- that's just the steps for installation, but if you go to the top of the page they have a generic guide.
There's also this for specifically cpus: https://rentry.org/webui-cpu
3Here are some possibly related communities in the instance:
Feel free to crosspost into them or post future content on this topic there if they are relevant.
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