Welcome to my collection of Docker images tailored for Visual Studio Code Development Containers. These images are equipped with essential tools like Zsh, Git, and a non-root user named jhordyess.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting with Dev Containers, these images aim to simplify your workflow.
Each image includes the following components:
- Zsh: A powerful and user-friendly shell.
- Oh My Zsh: A delightful community-driven framework for managing Zsh configurations.
- Git: An industry-standard version control system.
- Non-root User: The images come with a non-root user named
jhordyessto enhance security and manage permissions effectively.
You can find all these images conveniently hosted on Docker Hub.
To use these images, you must have Docker installed on your computer. Then, you can use the following command to download the image:
docker pull jhordyess/<image>:<version>For example, to download the Ubuntu 22.04 image, you can use the following command:
docker pull jhordyess/ubuntu:22.04| Image | Tags | Dockerfile | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| jhordyess/java | latest, 17-3 |
Dockerfile | Based on Maven 3 with Java 17 using the Eclipse Temurin distribution |
| jhordyess/latino | latest, 1.4 |
Dockerfile | Based on Ubuntu 22.04 and using the Lenguaje latino installation script |
| jhordyess/node | latest, 18 |
Dockerfile | Based on Node 18 |
| jhordyess/platformio | latest, 6.1 |
Dockerfile | Based on Python 3 and using the PlatformIO installation script |
| jhordyess/texlive | latest, 2023-small |
Dockerfile | Based on the latest Tex Live and using the small tag |
| jhordyess/ubuntu | latest, 22.04 |
Dockerfile | Based on Ubuntu 22.04 |
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