David Konsumer

it's very light, a good choice generally as a base for docker images because it installs really fast and the downloaded image is pretty small.

what distro do you use to compile it without any trouble? maybe I could just start with that as the base.

Got it [working with arch](https://asciinema.org/a/VvpE1POg74CKtdQW4Mh7aDH6B) pretty quickly. I'll make the PR for that, and we can maybe lighten it up later. Should I also publish on docker hub, and add...

I'll wait till you publish to update README. Basically, you can build/run local: ``` git clone [email protected]:konsumer/PLEBTracker.git git checkout docker docker build -t plebtracker . docker run plebtracker ``` Then...

I wasn't sure how to make the tracker play, though, so didn't get a chance to test sound.

Looks like [getting it to play sound in docker](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41083436/how-to-play-sound-in-a-docker-container) might be more complicated. :(

Yeh, on my mac, this doesn't make sound: ``` docker run --entrypoint ./Interpreter/src/plebplay -it plebtracker examples/electrosmash.plb ```

I think for a linux docker host, you can do something like this: ``` docker build -t plebtracker . docker run --device /dev/snd --entrypoint ./Interpreter/src/plebplay -it plebtracker examples/electrosmash.plb ```

Yeh, from my research, audio seems to only work on linux hosts (since you can pass audio device through.) On windows & mac, it's not simple (you can use network...

I get same. I think this is caused by however your app figures out the terminal-sizing from the environment. I'm not really sure what it's supposed to look like, and...