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I already had docker installed on my ubuntu, and used it through terminal, and recently saw it had a GUI on Windows and Mac OS. Does it have a GUI on Linux now? If I uninstall docker and docker compose and go through a new installation process will it have a GUI? I just need to know it before wasting my time doing that. Thanks in advance.
check this portainer ,
it's running inside container, it can manage docker container by mounting `/var/run/docker.sock
no need to uninstall docker and docker compose to use portainer , it's working with the current installation
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I installed Airflow with Docker on Windows 11 a while back. There is no Airflow folder in both of the Programs directories on my laptop.
I used a Revo Uninstaller to uninstall the program. This is apparently supposed to uninstall it through the logs.
I have an "airflow-docker" file on my Desktop with the dags,logs and plugins folders and the docker-compose yaml file.
How do I ensure the uninstalling has been successful?
Docker doesn't install the software within the container on your host. If your docker-compose.yml has volumes defined, then those are just files, not "installed", and you can remove them, if you want.
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Whenever I try to open docker desktop on windows 10, I get this.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/AlUCn.png
But I never opted for WSL installation while installing docker desktop.
I tried uninstalling it, restarting my PC and removing the local APPDATA manually, but still I'm getting this error.
Try to open powershell and use wsl --install. After that restart your computer and try to open docker again.
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I am trying to build an docker image based on Ubuntu 16.04. Is it possible to install and use spyder3 on this image?
What I have done so far...
Added a normal user on Ubuntu 16.04(base image)
Installed python3.6.4
Installed spyder3
and I get this error:
genie#667b3f2734a1:~$ spyder3
Spyder: cannot connect to X server :0.0
Any assistance would be much appreciated :)
(Spyder maintainer here) Spyder is a desktop application, so it needs an X server running on Linux for it to work. So you need to add python3-pyqt5 to your docker image, which should bring Xorg and all its dependencies with it. Then you need to start the server with startx.
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I am trying to connect my iPhone to my api hosted on an instance created on my macbook. They are both on the same network.
If you are running docker on linux, then you need to expose ports (docker run -p xxx:xx) so it can be accessed by someone outside the host but within the network.
If you are running docker on mac, then you can configure your VM in bridge mode and do the same. Alternatively, you can setup your VM to forward ports so it reaches Docker.
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I have installed jenkins in windows and used..
But now I want to know how to install it in Centos (linux). With web browser (firefox) I downloaded jenkins.war file and saved that file in my home directory.. Now how should I install Jenkins and open it in firefox in Centos..
Plz let me know step by step procedure.
You have to install a Tomcat server and put the war file in its "deploy" directory.
Or, you can follow the official documentation