SugarOnDocker: Difference between revisions
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==Introduction== | |||
This page presents how to run Sugar with Docker. | This page presents how to run Sugar with Docker. | ||
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Requirements : GNU/Linux, 64bits processor, Docker, Graphical Display | Requirements : GNU/Linux, 64bits processor, Docker, Graphical Display | ||
Docker allows to run programs using specific operating system onto every computer. | Docker allows to run programs using specific operating system onto every computer. | ||
You can run a Sugar container using Fedora onto your computer without having to be on Fedora. | You can run a Sugar container using Fedora onto your computer without having to be on 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. | 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. | ||
== 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 the container image ~500mb | |||
- Won't allow to run every apps, and won't act exactly as the XO. | |||
==Run Sugar using Docker== | ==Run Sugar using Docker== | ||