How to install Ikomia STUDIO on Linux

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How to install Ikomia STUDIO on Linux

Here are the steps to install Ikomia STUDIO on Linux Ubuntu 22.04 but the process remains the same regardless of your distribution.

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Ikomia is a cross-platform software dedicated to using, sharing, and reproducing state-of-the-art Computer Vision algorithms.

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First, you need to download Ikomia STUDIO.

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Note: The installer's file size is significant because we bundle our own Python framework, all OpenCV libraries, and NVIDIA CUDNN dependencies.

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So now, you need to make the installer executable by right-clicking on it → permission → check “Allow execution” or by command line with

sudo chmod +x /path/to/IkomiaSetup

Then the next step is to launch IkomiaSetup and follow the instructions. Thus it creates two folders in your home directory:

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1. IkomiaInstall: it contains the EULA license and the uninstaller (maintenanceTool)
2. Ikomia: it contains all the stuff needed for the Ikomia platform

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Once it’s installed, search Ikomia and launch it.

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In this version, we use the following tools:

• OpenSSL 1.1
• OpenCV 4.7.0 (with CUDA enabled)
• VTK 8.1
• Cudnn 8
• Python 3.8
• G’mic 2.8.0

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Note: To leverage GPU computing with deep learning frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow, you must install NVIDIA CUDA toolkit 11.x.

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Tested on these Linux distributions:

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• Manjaro
• Linux Mint 19|20
• Debian 10
• Ubuntu 18.04|20.04|22.04
• Elementary OS 5.0
• Solus 4.0
• Fedora 32
• Deepin 15.11
• Centos 7
• Archlinux

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Enjoy!!