Linux + NVIDIA support

[Mieridduryn]

Question. I've used DiffSinger via OpenUTAU before, but it went poorly because it only utilized my CPU. I have a feeling that this is because I was using CachyOS Linux and a NVIDIA GPU. Is there a way for me to run DiffSinger on my GPU without booting into Windows again? If I'm being silly and missed something, please do tell me!

[Bennjamni]

Question. I've used DiffSinger via OpenUTAU before, but it went poorly because it only utilized my CPU. I have a feeling that this is because I was using CachyOS Linux and a NVIDIA GPU. Is there a way for me to run DiffSinger on my GPU without booting into Windows again? If I'm being silly and missed something, please do tell me!

You have the option of using TuneLabQ as a frontend for Diffsinger. It recently received GPU support for rendering. But as far as I know, it's only supported on Windows. There are OpenUTAU branches with CUDA support for Windows as well.

[Mieridduryn]

TuneLab only has Windows support, and I really don't want to redownload Telegram to download that TuneLabQ fork when it's very likely that it won't be the solution I need.

Also, all of TuneLab's documentation appears to be written in Chinese. While I have six years of education in the language and a lovely Chinese-English dictionary that my high school Chinese teacher gifted to me, I'm rusty as all hell and uneducated on technical terms.

I have Windows readily available. I'd just prefer not to have to restart my computer and boot into Windows just to use DiffSinger. =(