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Line 1: − =Docker=+ − − ==Introduction== − − This page presents how to run Sugar with Docker. − − You'll be able to run Sugar on your computer without having to install the Sugar environment. − − Requirements : GNU/Linux, 64bits processor, Docker, Graphical Display. − − Docker allows you to run programs using specific operating system onto every computer. − You can run a Sugar container using Fedora onto your computer without having to install Fedora. − − The guest operating system is isolated from the host. When running Sugar onto Docker, you won't have to install Sugar dependencies or to be onto the same OS. − − It is container virtualisation, which is faster than processor virtualisation. − − == Use cases == − Docker is great for TESTING / DEVELOPING purposes − − It could be used to distribute Sugar but the XO specificities will strongly discourage this usage. − − == Pro / Cons == − + Docker will help you to easily try some activities if you haven't installed Sugar. − − + It's fast and won't install anything on your computer − − - It needs to download a container image ~500mb once − − - Won't allow to run every apps, and won't act exactly as the XO. − − ==Run Sugar using Docker== − − First, install Docker. That's outside the scope of this page. − − Second, there's a script to easily run Sugar. It supports data persistence and activity installation. − − https://github.com/mikklfr/docker-sugar − − ===Usage=== − − git clone https://github.com/mikklfr/docker-sugar.git − cd docker-sugar − sh run.sh − − https://github.com/mikklfr/docker-sugar/raw/master/demo-small.gif
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