It is not that easy. With docker you distribute an image with an installed ubuntu + some packages and maybe some self compiled stuff. This image is no official distribution image of canonical, so you are not allowed to use their trademarks. That's why it's a problem with docker. Your approach is to use an official base image (is there one?) from canonical and a Dockerfile.
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Date: 2015-07-22 12:00 pm (UTC)Your approach is to use an official base image (is there one?) from canonical and a Dockerfile.