Installing Cursor AI in Ubuntu

• To install Cursor AI in Ubuntu, a user shared a link that provides a guide.
• Some users shared their experiences with AI coding tools like Claude Code.
  • Claude Code was able to implement features efficiently and cost-effectively, with one user stating, "I usually use Cline and it has never managed this."
  • However, there were also concerns about Claude Code wrecking codebases and requiring comprehensive documentation to work effectively.
• Cursor IDE was recommended for connecting and using AI features similar to VS Code.
• Users also discussed installing CUDA and ROCm in Ubuntu.
  • Recommendations included using Debian's main repo for ROCm, and using ROCm docker containers for ease of use.
  • For CUDA installation, users suggested removing previous packages first and following network repo installation instructions for Ubuntu.
• Troubleshooting tips for graphics driver issues and getting ROCm to work on Debian were shared in the comments.
• Lambda Stack was recommended as a solution for installation issues.
• TAILS was mentioned as an easier alternative for some tasks, such as running a secure operating system from a flash drive.
• Some comments were related to technical difficulties and seeking advice for specific issues related to TrueCrypt, Virtual Box, and formatting flash drives.
• Various users expressed gratitude for the guides and advice shared in the comments.

Overall, the comments provided a mix of positive experiences, troubleshooting tips, and recommendations for installing and using AI tools like Cursor AI, Claude Code, and CUDA/ROCm in Ubuntu and Debian environments.