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BeastXUD.md
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| 5. Install docker by running `sudo apt install docker.io`. If you are not using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, follow the [official instructions](https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/). |
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FYI, and I have run into this locally since upgrading to 20.04, there is no ppa for docker in ubuntu 20.04 and the official install instructions don't support it. From the link here you'll see it's not included (yet):
To install Docker Engine, you need the 64-bit version of one of these Ubuntu versions:
Ubuntu Eoan 19.10 Ubuntu Bionic 18.04 (LTS) Ubuntu Xenial 16.04 (LTS)
Either way, I think it might make sense not to specify exact ubuntu versions here (and a few lines above) since official support doesn't appear to be there and since versions will change over time.
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Install docker by running
sudo apt install docker.io
This installs the ubuntu-maintained docker version, relatively up-to-date (19.03.8 as of now) and I read about plans to keep it up-to-date. This is the only way to install docker properly on ubuntu 20.04 rn. I tested this on multiple machines and it's working fine.
The funny thing about the docker official instructions is, that they are wrong (e.g. ubuntu 19.10 is actually not supported, but 19.04 is, so you manually have to change their install script to get things using disco (19.04) to get docker working on 19.10. But since I don't really want to take care of fixing docker install instructions and things work out of the box on 20.04, that's what I want to recommend:
- if you run ubuntu 20.04, our recommendation, install docker with
sudo apt install docker.io - if you run something else, follow the instructions: https://docs.docker.com/install or figure out how to install docker yourself
Since this was not clear obviously - ideas how to express it better?
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Gotcha, thanks for the explanation. How about:
If you are using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, install docker by running
sudo apt install docker.io. Otherwise if you are using any version besides 20.04, follow the official instructions to install docker.
Market Maker Guide.md
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| Private chains which are maintained by Exchange Union. We’ll automatically open channels to you and push over some coins, you’ll be trading against our bots and anyone else running simnet. It’s the perfect playground to see how things work and get familiar with `xucli` commands. It’s easy: run the launch script, wait for about 15 minutes and you are ready to go. **You want to start with this!** | ||
| Private chains which are maintained by Exchange Union. We’ll automatically open channels to you and push over some coins, you’ll be trading against our bots and anyone else running simnet. It’s the perfect playground to see how things work and get familiar with `xucli` commands. It’s easy: run the launch script, create the environment wait for about 15 minutes for your balance (`getbalance`) and you are ready to go. **You want to start with this!** |
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Comma after "create the environment"
RaspiXUD.md
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| Important: to make sure we don't run out of RAM, we create a swap file (overflow RAM) of 2GB on the internal sd card: | |||
| If you are using a Pi model with 2GB of RAM or more, you can straigt continue [here](Market%20Maker%20Guide.md#the-setup). If you are using a Pi model with <2GB of RAM, we will have to catch a temporary RAM spike when creating the xud environment by creating a swap file (overflow RAM) of 2GB on the internal sd card: | |||
kilrau
dismissed stale reviews from sangaman and peartobear
All fixed and blocking
Preview @ https://docs.exchangeunion.com/v/develop/
raiden->connextDepends on ExchangeUnion/xud-docker#429