We're in discussion with the Chocolatey team how to softly fix this and transfer the Docker CLI into a new package name called docker-cli to make it more clear. Nowadays it might be confusing if people want to run choco install docker and 'just' get the Docker CLI without any Docker Engine. This package was and still is called docker.
Ahmet Alp Balkan working at Microsoft at that time ported the Docker CLI to Windows so we had the docker.exe to communicate with remote Docker engines running in a Linux machine. The first Docker tool that landed as a Chocolatey package was the Docker CLI. I'll give you a little bit of history and explain why they all exist in the following chapters. The following diagram shows you the most relevant Chocolatey packages for Docker. In these five years I went through several Windows machines and contributed missing Choco packages also for installing the Docker tools I needed.
So I wrote my first Chocolatey package which is very easy as it only links to the official download URL's from the software vendor. This also lead me to contribute back to the Chocolatey community repository, because I just couldn't cinst packer at that time. Since then I started with automation tools like Packer and Vagrant to describe repeatable development and test environments. This opened my eyes, wow there is a package manager for Windows.
Did you remember how we have set up our dev machines a few years ago? Well, about five years ago I found this blog post by security expert Troy Hunt and his 102 simple steps for installing and configuring a new Windows 8 machine showed most of the time cinst this and cinst that. The svg image will then be rendered on the original page.When I'm working with Windows I love to have a standarized way to install software. I can get the image to show up by "Inspecting Element" then right clicking the svg file and opening the svg file in a new tab.
This happens when refreshing the page and initial page load. When I inspect element right click svg or click link to svg load in another window the svg file will render in original tab.Įlement. Neither work on the initial page load in chrome or safari. Here is a simple html page that I built to help illustrate my issue.īackground: url('./images/Aged-Brass.svg') no-repeat scroll left top Īs you can see I am trying to use an svg file in both anĮlement and in css as a background image. The svg image renders fine in IE9 and FF just not in Chrome or Safari. Totally at loss here as to what the issue is. The svg image will then be rendered on the original page. I can get the image to show up by " Inspecting Element" then right clicking the svg file and opening the svg file in a new tab. I am having issues with google chrome not rendering svg with anĮlement. See also: Cannot connect to the Docker daemon on macOS See: Get started with Docker Machine and a local VM.Īlternatively to above solution, you can install a Docker app by:Ĭheck this post for more details. Then set-up the environment for the Docker client: Install -v <(curl ) /usr/local/bin/docker-machineĭocker-machine create -driver virtualbox default So you have to installĬommand yet, install it by using one of the following methods: Sudo bash -c 'install -vm755 <(curl -L ) /usr/local/bin/docker-machine'īinary is only a client and you cannot use it to run the docker daemon, because Docker daemon uses Linux-specific kernel features, therefore you can’t run Docker natively in OS X. Install -vm755 <(curl -L ) $HOME/bin/docker-machine $ sudo docker -d -storage-opt dm.basesize=20G To initialize the "base" filesystem, run:
$ sudo service docker start # Ubuntu/Debian To run docker daemon on Linux (from CLI), run: