ISMR2024_Setup

Option 1: Download and Run the Docker image (Recommended) (This is a draft version -- may be outdated.)

(The details of the Docker image can be found in this page).

Pull the image using the following command:

$ docker pull rosmed/docker-ubuntu-vnc-desktop-slicerros2-lw:ismr2023

Please note that this Docker image is a lightweight version and only contains a binary package of 3D Slicer. If you plan to use the Docker image for 3D Slicer module development, you will need a full Docker image with 3D Slicer build files, which can be obtained by:

$ docker pull rosmed/docker-ubuntu-vnc-desktop-slicerros2:ismr2023

To execute the docker image, run the following command:

$ docker run -it --rm -p 6080:80 rosmed/docker-ubuntu-vnc-desktop-slicerros2-lw:ismr2023

(in case of using the full Docker image, specify rosmed/docker-ubuntu-vnc-desktop-slicerros2:ismr2023 instead).

In this example, the HTTP port (port 80) on the docker container will be mapped to port 6080 on the host computer. The '--rm' option will remove the container upon termination. If the Docker container is successfully started, its desktop environment can be accessed using a web browser by accessing https://localhost:6080.

Option 2: Build the environment on a Linux machine

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