Centos support

[mingminzhen]

It seems it doesn't support centos.

[ycool]

Can you help to post your running commands and the error msg? Thanks.

We only tested in Ubuntu so any help in CentOS is very welcome. :)

[AuspeXeu]

I also tried running it on centos. The first hurdle is that centos operates on yum instead of apt-get. The installation script could check which of the two is available and then execute the respective commands.

[quning18]

We haven't tested on centos yet. So that's why we can't officially support it. It's welcome to try it on different OS and you can even send your patches if you get it up and running. Best wishes, -- Ning Qu

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[AuspeXeu]

Any reason why this has been closed?

[ycool]

Re-open to track the progress.

[mickeyouyou]

Currently only support running on Ubuntu because ros can only run on Ubuntu?

[chsahit]

According to the REP, ROS is required to support Ubuntu but can also support Debian and Fedora. ROS could possibly be built from source on CentOS and other operating systems, but that would be relatively more involved of a process than just replacing apt-get with yum.

[juanlvo]

I will try to install it in CentOS and let see what happened

[juanlvo]

Well, I was checking the script of installation and I found the line sudo add-apt-repository \ "deb https://apt.dockerproject.org/repo/ \ ubuntu-$(lsb_release -cs) \ main"

Going deep about this address, this is related to a project called Moby, they have an experimental implementation for CentOS, even me I am not 100% sure how to implement a command which can replace the line before, I guess should be something like

sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo https://yum.dockerproject.org/repo/experimental/centos/$(lsb_release -cs)/repodata

But I am not sure... If someone can give me some advises it will be helpful

[xiaoxq]

CentOS is not officially supported by now. Please refer to the docker document to install docker-ce.
If you got any progress please share it with us :)
Thanks!