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   - Add the [[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh-tutorial | Remote-SSH extension]]\\
   - In the search box select **Show and run commands** [Ctrl]-[shift]-[p]\\ {{:compute:vscode-cmd.png?nolink&400|}}\\
-  - In VSCode, select Remote-SSH: Connect to Host... from the [Command] Palette\\
+  - In VSCode, select Remote-SSH: Connect to Host... from the [Command] Palette {{:compute:vscode_ssh.png?nolink&400|}}\\
-  - Connect with your user and pass, server is compute.ru.is (user & pass you received in a email){{:compute:vscode_ssh.png?nolink&400|}}\\
+  - Connect with your user and pass, server is compute.ru.is (user & pass you received in a email)\\
   - Upon connecting VScode will start a setup process, this is normal\\
   - Open your home directory and start working\\
 === 2. Create your python virtual environment ===
-Install your python virtual environment. This compute cluster is for multiple user, everyone has it's own python virtual environment, different version of python or modules. There are many [[compute:venvpython|Python virtual]] environment to choose from, in this example uses virtualenv\\
+Install your python virtual environment. This compute cluster is for multiple user, everyone has it's own python virtual environment, different version of python or modules. There are many [[compute:venvpython|Python virtual]] environment to choose from, this example uses Miniconda\\
+After [[compute:miniconda|Miniconda]] has been installed\\
+create your prefered python environment, to choose python version 3.9.7 ''conda create --name useTorch python=3.9.7''\\
+then install your modules for example with pip\\
+**[[compute:pythonGPU|Using GPU with python]]**\\
 === More ===
-see [[Compute:vscodeSSH|how to]].\\
+[[Compute:vscodeSSH|VScode how to]].\\
 [[https://code.visualstudio.com/|Visual Studio Code]]\\