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The first and foremost problem with Windows is its file/directory names and permissions are different from UNIX-based operating systems. Therefore, there will be many hiccups. | The first and foremost problem with Windows is its file/directory names and permissions are different from UNIX-based operating systems. Therefore, there will be many hiccups. | ||
To avoid these problems, one can following the following instruction to install [[PKC]] on Windows: | To avoid these problems, one can following the following instruction to install [[PKC]] on Windows: | ||
# Install Docker for Window: [https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/install/ Docker for Windows Installation] | |||
## Another reference for installing Windows can be found here: [https://runnable.com/docker/install-docker-on-windows-10 Download InstallDocker.msi] | |||
# Make sure that Docker-compose is installed and launch Docker Desktop | |||
## Try the following command to make sure your Docker Desktop is running: <code>docker run hello-world</code> | |||
# Make sure that <code>docker-compose</code> is installed: | |||
docker-compose --version | |||
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Revision as of 02:40, 18 August 2021
The first and foremost problem with Windows is its file/directory names and permissions are different from UNIX-based operating systems. Therefore, there will be many hiccups. To avoid these problems, one can following the following instruction to install PKC on Windows:
- Install Docker for Window: Docker for Windows Installation
- Another reference for installing Windows can be found here: Download InstallDocker.msi
- Make sure that Docker-compose is installed and launch Docker Desktop
- Try the following command to make sure your Docker Desktop is running:
docker run hello-world
- Try the following command to make sure your Docker Desktop is running:
- Make sure that
docker-composeis installed:
docker-compose --version