Then update (if available) the Network Security Service libraries (libnss), or Chrome will behave weird sudo apt-get install libnss3-1d To update only: sudo apt-get -only-upgrade install google-chrome-stable To install: sudo apt-get install google-chrome-beta Sudo sh -c 'echo "deb stable main" > /etc/apt//google-chrome.list' Or run the following commands in the terminal, type the password for the user when prompted. So what you could do to prevent that question for region selection on Chrome or any other app that may request it is to replace your current FROM statement with this one: FROM jrei/systemd-ubuntu:20.04.First download and install the key from Google Linux Repository. One such image that I am using now is jrei/systemd-ubuntu. Solution: The easiest solution I found is to simply change to using an Ubuntu image that already contains systemd. In addition to this, you will not be able to easily add systemd to that image as you'll run into an issue with it not being PID1 during start of your docker container. Those settings can usually be found by using locale or localectl status in the terminal however, both of those commands require the presence of the systemd service (which is not included with the standard ubuntu 20.04 image you are using in your FROM statement). Problem: The geographical area will be requested within the standard ubuntu 20.04 image from Docker because that image has been stripped of the locale settings. I have finally gotten some clarity on this issue and can provide a work-around for anyone who runs into this issue in the future. Has anyone had a similar experience and was able to resolve this. When I build the image, I keep getting stuck the this step.
RUN apt-get install g++ build-essential -yes I am trying to create a docker image with base image as Ubuntu, NodeJS, Git & Google chrome.ĬOPY.
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