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I suspect it will be far easier to debug the docker issue than try and get texttop running without docker. Maybe you need to systemctl start docker or similar?

Texttop depends on a lot of things

• Golang
• X dev libs
• patched version of hiptext
• ffmpeg v3

It's easier to support just docker, than having to support installing all the above on different platforms.

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OK thanks for the encouragement, will try again. I realize that this isn't
really an issue with Texttop and that generally Docker installs without
issues, but I got kinda stuck so I figured I'd reach out to some smart
people.

On Sun, May 22, 2016 at 2:21 AM, Thomas Buckley-Houston <
[email protected]> wrote:

I suspect it will be far easier to debug the docker issue than try and get
texttop running without docker. Maybe you need to systemctl start docker
or similar?

Texttop depends on a lot of things

• Golang
• X dev libs
• patched version of hiptext
• ffmpeg v3

It's easier to support just docker, than having to support installing all
the above on different platforms.

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Did you add your user to the docker group? You'll get that error if your user doesn't have permission to talk to the docker socket.

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