The following instructions manipulate the docker container, please make sure to have **root** privileges (if necessary) for docker commands.
### Using GNU Make
* Build the docker image (~ 30 minutes)
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It is now possible to use a regular file explorer and programs to browse the files in the directory in parallel, changes done in the docker reflect on the files directly (outside docker).
* It is now possible to use a regular file explorer and programs to browse the files in the directory in parallel, changes done in the docker reflect on the files directly (outside docker).
> **Note:** The docker image mounts all the artifacts (as volumes) in read-write mode, changes done in the docker container will reflect in the original folder.
<h2id="creating-and-running-the-image">Creating and Running the Image</h2>
<p>The following instructions manipulate the docker container, please make sure to have <strong>root</strong> privileges (if necessary) for docker commands.</p>
<li>Bind all the artifacts to the running docker image and launch a shell in the docker container</li>
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<pre><code># make run</code></pre>
<p>It is now possible to use a regular file explorer and programs to browse the files in the directory in parallel, changes done in the docker reflect on the files directly (outside docker).</p>
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<li>Proceed to: <ahref="#after-running">after running</a>.</li>
<li>It is now possible to use a regular file explorer and programs to browse the files in the directory in parallel, changes done in the docker reflect on the files directly (outside docker).</li>
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<p><strong>Note:</strong> The docker image mounts all the artifacts (as volumes) in read-write mode, changes done in the docker container will reflect in the original folder.</p>