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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 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 setting up my environment for machine learning development and I thought of using Docker.
Does Nvidia CUDA and/or CUdnn need to be installed on my machine or does it work only by existing in the docker container?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
You need:
the nvidia driver
a recent version of docker-ce (19.03 or newer)
and the nvidia container toolkit also called "nvidia docker"
You generally do not need CUDA (toolkit) or CUDNN installed on the base machine. Those can be in the container for use in the container.
See here for specific install instructions.
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While excecuting step by step this installation guide http://wiki.ros.org/melodic/Installation/Ubuntu
I get this message:
E: Unable to locate package ros-melodic-desktop-full
also tried the kinetic version of ROS but again it was unable to locate the packages.
ROS melodic is compatible with the following distros: Artful (17.04) and Bionic (18.04). You most probably need to wait until May 2020 for Noetic.
If you want to stick in 19.10 try docker containers on top, although if you're a beginner is better to avoid this complexity.
You have consider degrading to Ubuntu 18.04 or use Debian package, here is the installation instruction: http://wiki.ros.org/melodic/Installation/Debian
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Can I ask some help how can install this in windows 10 oh-my-zsh
Are there any prerequisite on this?
Another way to use oh-my-zsh is to use linux based OS on WSL2.
If you download Ubuntu or Linux based Operating system in windows 10/11 WSL2. Then you can use any terminal app that can be run on Linux. So this is also an way to install zsh with oh-my-zsh.
If you want something similar as oh-my-zsh for Powershell you can try oh-my-posh.
Windows does not have bash or zsh but I will still try to answer your question. This is nearly impossible to do something like installing oh-my-zsh without terminal utility. But I found Babun which is mostly similar to that. It has a pre-configured cygwin and integrated oh-my-zsh. So you may get your hands dirty with that.