Debian also has a lot of ROCm related packages from base library to software packages. Looks like AMD is in a push for making it widely available and easy to work with.
I think we should clarify that this push is for making it easy to use, not to develop. They are trying to capture the python-based ML community, but care a lot less about people who actually want to write code in ROCm than Nvidia cares about CUDA coders.
And the datacenter cards (which are even less accessible than an A100) are still the first class citizens, while CUDA performance on the desktop cards is quite excellent.
