OXCE docker container

[pedroterzero]

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 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.

[Meridian]

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 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

[pedroterzero]

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

[ontherun]

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?

[pedroterzero]

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?

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

[ontherun]

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