failed in windows about aim

[IantheChan]

@IantheChan have you tried to run UI(aim up) in your linux server and open it via browser from windows machine?

I just try it and it works! Thanks for your wonderful work!

[gorarakelyan]

@chrismaliszewski by running aim up --host 0.0.0.0 --port <port> UI will be accessible on <linux_machine_address>:<port>(if you have access to the host).
For example, if your machine ip is 190.15.10.38 and the port is set to 43800, UI will be hosted on 190.15.10.38:43800

[SGevorg]

Hi @trotsky1997 we are sorry Aim is not supported on windows. The reason is that most AI infrastructures we know (including CUDA and other key tools) are built for Linux.
Aim is expected to be ran at researchers' training environment.

[IantheChan]

I also want to use Aim in Windows, given that there are no Graphical interfaces to my Linux server which is provided by my school. Hoping that one day we could copy the log output to the windows machine after training and see the visualization in the windows machine.

[gorarakelyan]

@IantheChan have you tried to run UI(aim up) in your linux server and open it via browser from windows machine?

[chrismaliszewski]

@IantheChan have you tried to run UI(aim up) in your linux server and open it via browser from windows machine?

I'm fresh in running the Linux server command line. Could you explain exactly what you mean regarding opening "it via browser from Windows machine"? I don't follow.

@IantheChan, what did you do to accomplish your goal?

I'd greatly appreciate it!