Feature/add scripts and updates - #15
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This Pull Request introduces several enhancements to improve usability, compatibility, and robustness for Linux users. Below is a summary of the changes:
New Utility Scripts :
Added a collection of utility scripts to streamline model management, container operations, and system setup. These scripts are designed specifically for Linux users to simplify workflows and improve productivity.
Updated README.md :
Enhanced the documentation to include clear instructions on using the new scripts and features. The updates ensure that users have comprehensive guidance for setup and usage.
Improved llama3_2 Configuration File :
Updated the llama3_2 configuration file to reflect recent changes and ensure compatibility with the latest dependencies.
Dynamic Dependency Installation via Dockerfile :
Introduced a robust Dockerfile that automatically detects the hardware capabilities of the system (e.g., GPU or CPU) and installs dependencies accordingly.
Added support for CPU-only environments, making the project accessible to users without GPU resources.
These changes aim to make the repository more user-friendly, adaptable, and inclusive for a wider range of systems and configurations.