Closed leferrad closed 6 years ago
I did that change, but it leads to an error related (I guess) to the X11 usage, throwing the following message: Startup Error: Unable to detect graphics environment
. So I still working around this
Fixed in dc853f2e3a8230dc9c1
@leferrad You're probably trying to run the container without any arguments. E.g. only "./run.sh"
This will try to start android studio, but it does not find any display to show that program. So try either to start with: "HOST_DISPLAY=1 ./run.sh" to pass your Hosts display to the docker container, or run: "./run.sh bash" To bypass the docker entrypoint and just get a bash shell.
Together with 3aab60f21898891 you should hopefully get it working if you're still checking this out.
An error while building the container happens in the following step:
Output:
This is related to the deprecation of Ubuntu 17.04 (see https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2382832), so it can be fixed by just replacing
FROM ubuntu:17.04
withFROM ubuntu:17.10
in the Dockerfile definition.