2020-07-28, 14:51
After quite a few hours spent building kodi Matrix (19) to test it (I'm using it as my main kodi instance), I decided to automate the process. Also, I needed (until I had something stable enough) to isolate it from my main instalation.
That's where docker comes in! I made a docker image that builds kodi matrix following the linux building guide, and I'll be keeping it mostly up-to-date. Currently there's only one release, but I'll keep git short commit ids as tags on dockerhub, so you can easily revert to a previous release.
What will you get
I'm currently using it with a modified version of embuary, with jellyfin, romcollectionbrowser, youtube and netflix addons and pseudotv live.
@k2eric published ( https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=330615 ) a kodi 18 (debian-package based) docker image, wich introduced me to x11docker (wich is a way neat-er way than doing it manually! ). KUDOS to him for the first dockerized audio-and-video capable kodi image.
That's where docker comes in! I made a docker image that builds kodi matrix following the linux building guide, and I'll be keeping it mostly up-to-date. Currently there's only one release, but I'll keep git short commit ids as tags on dockerhub, so you can easily revert to a previous release.
What will you get
- Up to date bleeding edge kodi Docker image
- Complete set of KODI binary addons (pvr, visual representations)
- Libretro binary addons with multiple emulators (psx, snes...)
I'm currently using it with a modified version of embuary, with jellyfin, romcollectionbrowser, youtube and netflix addons and pseudotv live.
@k2eric published ( https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=330615 ) a kodi 18 (debian-package based) docker image, wich introduced me to x11docker (wich is a way neat-er way than doing it manually! ). KUDOS to him for the first dockerized audio-and-video capable kodi image.