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Update info on using standard python interpreter #628

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import cunumeric as np
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After this, you can use the `legate` driver script in the `bin` directory of
your installation to run any Python program. **Note that the default python
interpreter (`python`) will not work with programs that use Legate libraries, you
need to use this custom driver script.**
your installation to run any Python program.

You can also use the standard Python interpreter, but in that case configuration
options can only be passed through the environment (see below), and some options
are not available (check the output of legate --help for more details).

For example, to run your script in the default configuration (4 CPUs cores and
4 GB of memory) just run:
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