

Ubuntu 18.04 image Note The Dockerfile used to generate this image is available here. In Docker Hub we provide various ready to use Docker images with ViSP already built that could be used on an Ubuntu or MacOS host. Privileged access is needed to install networking components and links to the Docker apps.

Our Docker images available on Docker Hub are around 1 GB in size (compressed size) and contain minimal things to discover and start to play with ViSP.Īs mentioned here, to install Docker Engine on Ubuntu host using the repository, follow the instructions:
LINK DOCKER DMG HOW TO
That's why in this tutorial we explain how to get ready to use Docker images that contains ViSP source code with already build tests, examples and tutorials that you may just run to discover ViSP capabilities. Even with the detailed and tested Installation from source code tutorials, sometimes it is tough for people to get a system up and running with ViSP.
