Added official Docker images

[AlexanderCurl]

As above.

[cyberplant]

Nice, good to see this! I tried on #156 but it was too early, it seems 😛

[AlexanderCurl]

Hey, thanks!

I'm more into containers than ever before, this is my first ever built and published container ever, but using the tech a while now, makes life easier. Pretty mediocre at best, base server works fine with it, Steam logons also works, haven't tested mods very much, in theory should work.
If you can test it and give feedback, will be very very appreciated.

[AlexanderCurl]

Side note, if a plugin requires any other shared lib, that would break the stuff, as I kept the base image very minimal.

[cyberplant]

Hey, thanks!

I'm more into containers than ever before, this is my first ever built and published container ever, but using the tech a while now, makes life easier. Pretty mediocre at best, base server works fine with it, Steam logons also works, haven't tested mods very much, in theory should work. If you can test it and give feedback, will be very very appreciated.

Cool! I don't have my linux server anymore, I have a Raspberry PI, and last time I checked this server was not running there, do you know if it does run now?

I can try installing docker and testing on my SteamOS MiniPC when I have some time!

Side note, if a plugin requires any other shared lib, that would break the stuff, as I kept the base image very minimal.

One thing that you can do is to provide the minimal image as you're currently doing and additionally provide another with most common plugins and libraries, so users can pick one or the other.

What CI/CD tool are you using?

[AlexanderCurl]

Cool! I don't have my linux server anymore, I have a Raspberry PI, and last time I checked this server was not running there, do you know if it does run now?

Unfortunately you'll need an amd64 arch PC to run this, no aarch64.

I can try installing docker and testing on my SteamOS MiniPC when I have some time!

That would certainly work.

What CI/CD tool are you using?

CI/CD is not yet sorted, we'll use github for the future.

[AlexanderCurl]

One thing that you can do is to provide the minimal image as you're currently doing and additionally provide another with most common plugins and libraries, so users can pick one or the other.

We can provide a most common pack of plugins in the image itself, and the dependencies for it, but first test out the current situation, iron out the stuff, then I can do it in the near future.

[AlexanderCurl]

Updated the base image to Debian 13 slim now, tagged release
Latest tag now compiled from github source, it is a little more space intensive, even after cleanup.