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Assuming you have a Gnoppix Core/PRO 23.15 installed and ~25GB space left currently KDE+XFCE and GNOME are supported. see requirements |
There are 3 Ways to start (initial install) the application
Method 1.)
Goto: Menu → Internet → Gnoppix Diffusion
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As a first time usage, the Gnoppix Diffusion automatically download all needed files from the internet.
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make sure you have a working internet connection. Around 10GB will be transferred, this can take, depend on your internet connection serval minutes to hours or days. |
Method 2.)
Open a Terminal and type:
Method 3.)
from a terminal run: The command would look something like this:
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python scripts/txt2img.py --prompt "show an Astronaut ringing on horse"
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Wait a few seconds, and voila! You have your generated image. Congratulations! You’re now an AI artist.
Reminder:
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On my 1GB internet connection the hole process took around 12min. |
P.S. Before you asked, yes the new Background is AI generated
Cheatcodes:
Nvidia (12gb+)
--xformersNvidia (8gb)
--medvram-sdxl --xformersNvidia (4gb)
--lowvram --xformersAMD (4gb)
--lowvram --opt-sub-quad-attention+ TAESD in settingsBoth rocm and directml will generate at least 1024x1024 pictures at fp16. If your AMD card needs --no-half, try enabling --upcast-sampling instead, as full precision sdxl is too large to fit on 4gb.