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Fixes link to notebooks image examples #1718

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### 2. Find or create custom images

* The easiest is to use an existing Docker image, look these repositories for suitable images:
* [Docker image sources in notebook-images repository.](https://github.com/CSCfi/notebook-images/tree/master/builds)
* [Docker image sources in notebooks-public-images repository.](https://github.com/CSCfi/notebooks-public-images)
* [Rocker images](https://hub.docker.com/u/rocker) for different RStudio set-ups.
* If you would need a few R/Python packages extra compared to existing images, it likely is easiest to add them run-time by the user.
* To create your own custom image, see [Creating custom Docker images](#creating-custom-docker-images) below.
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**Application template** Template provides the base features for your application. Most of the templates are based on
container images maintained by Notebooks team. Take a look at the
[image sources in notebook-images repository](https://github.com/CSCfi/notebook-images/tree/master/builds).
[image sources in notebooks-public-images repository](https://github.com/CSCfi/notebooks-public-images).
If you intend to use your own custom image, you can choose any template that matches your application type (Jupyter/RStudio).

**Application name** Give a valid meaningful name. This is the name under which participants will see the application.
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