Re:Flynn: first preview release
by dpritchett on Monday April 21, 2014 @05:38PM
(#7624103)
Yeah, I went with the `ln -s` method. Thanks Solomon!
another thing to watch out for: downstream packages (the one you have installed) are out-of-date. The current version of Docker is 0.10.0, and ships a ton of improvements. For that reason alone you should consider installing from upstream repos, at least until downstream catches up. Just keep it in a separate file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d to easily remove it later.
In the meantime, you should either a) install the latest docker from the official docker APT repos http://docs.docker.io/installation/ or b) do something like ln /usr/bin/docker{.io,}
In any case, don't leave your Docker install without a docker binary in your path. That will universally break all tutorials and scripts ever written for Docker, and is unsupported by us (Docker maintainers).