📚New article on my blog: "Decentralizing the book publishing of translations".
https://www.davidrevoy.com/article796/decentralizing-the-book-publishing-of-translations
@davidrevoy Great decision! Will dig into the repo and do a test run for german.
@der_On Thank you! give it 2 or 3 days, I'll get a proper README that will avoid many waste of time. 🙂 (Unless you like trial and error process to guess what dependencies is missing) 😅
@davidrevoy Sure. I will try to dockerize it. That will ease things for me and others.
@davidrevoy I started work on dockerizing it here: https://codeberg.org/der_On/peppercarrot-book-publishing/src/branch/dockerize
@davidrevoy @valvin Yes. It creates a virtual ubuntu 20.04 in a container, downloads and installs all dependencies runs the download.sh and then destroys the container. At least that is the goal.
@valvin @davidrevoy Running UI software that has a CLI in docker is mostly working. You can even stream out a graphical interface out of docker. In my setup docker mounts the working directory inside the container, and does this as the user inside the container, which mostly is UID 1000 and should work for most single user Linux installs.
@valvin @davidrevoy Yes. That is true. Scribus still needs to be installed and used on the host system outside of docker.