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OpenXcom Forks => OpenXcom Extended (OXCE) => OXCE Builds & Ports => Topic started by: pedroterzero on February 10, 2022, 04:50:45 pm
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I placed my instructions to 'build' and use an OXCE docker container here: https://github.com/pedroterzero/oxce-docker
If I get permission, I could publish the built images to docker hub (https://hub.docker.com/) so any interested end user can skip the 'build' stage.
I have tested this on Ubuntu 20.04, the container itself is Ubuntu 18.04. It seems to work perfectly.
If one has docker installed this allows to run OXCE with just a few commands and no extra dependencies on the machine.
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I placed my instructions to 'build' and use an OXCE docker container here: https://github.com/pedroterzero/oxce-docker
If I get permission, I could publish the built images to docker hub (https://hub.docker.com/) so any interested end user can skip the 'build' stage.
I have tested this on Ubuntu 20.04, the container itself is Ubuntu 18.04. It seems to work perfectly.
If one has docker installed this allows to run OXCE with just a few commands and no extra dependencies on the machine.
permission given
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permission given
Thank you! I published the image and it (and its instructions) can now be found here https://hub.docker.com/r/pedroterzero/oxce
I'll try to keep this updated with every new OXCE build, it should only take 1-2 minutes to create a new image. The most limiting factor is probably my awareness of when a new version gets published ;)
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dear pedroterzero, thanks for your willingness! But it needs docker to be installed to run? Please could you explain? Would't be better to build an appimage (https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit)?
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dear pedroterzero, thanks for your willingness! But it needs docker to be installed to run? Please could you explain? Would't be better to build an appimage (https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit)?
That's a good point, and I did consider this, but I work with docker daily and I've never used AppImage myself. It's [my choice of docker] kind of based on my own usage patterns ;)
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That's a good point, and I did consider this, but I work with docker daily and I've never used AppImage myself. It's [my choice of docker] kind of based on my own usage patterns ;)
oh ok, just checked internet and it requires docker to be installed...while it is more simple to update builds on the other hand i thought appimage was kinda more immediate for the casual user/gamer because it''s an onee-click thing, but it needs every single image to be build manually... if i got right :)