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## Highlights
- Simple by design, intended for ease to use.
- Intended for ease to use, have your tools integrate tightly with your PDK.
- IC design tools evolve quickly, a rolling release distribution allows you to have the latest version of your tool set.
- Docker images can be heavy, thus these images are distributed in stacks, choose the best fit for your task.
- Flexible, these containers doesn't restrict you to extend your development environment, feel free to install your own packages.
- Choose between running your applications in a custom linux environment in your web browser or natively in your current desktop environment.
## Stacks
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- **digital-heavy**: Workflow with all the digital tools
- **heavy**: Workflow with all the previous tools
> Flavors: web / desktop
## Usage
Follow these 3 steps to get your container ready.
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#### 2a. Desktop
After creating and starting the container, enter to it executing a shell with docker.
Connect to your container with the using the name specified in the previous step.
```sh
docker exec -it <container_name> bash
```
#### 2b. Web
Connect from the web to the VNC client at `https://localhost:8444`.
Access from the web to the VNC client at `https://localhost:8444`.
### 3. Configure Volare
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## Installing additional packages
For the arch based images you can install packages from the official arch repository using `pacman`.
For the arch based images you can install packages from the [official arch repository](https://archlinux.org/packages/) using `pacman`.
```pacman -S <package_name>```
or you can also install packages from the AUR using paru.
or you can also install packages from the [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/) using paru.
```paru <package_name>```