👷 Adding Dockerfile & Docker usage docs #165
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Note: This is just an idea and will need additional work before it could be merged (if maintainers even want to go this way).
Some of us (like me) are not Python developers and don't want to figure out the Python versions and/or virtual envs for PIP installation. I'm suggesting to add Docker as another way of running TerminalGPT, which could be easier for such users. It is also way easier to support than proper package managers, because there's just too many (brew, deb, snap, don't even get me started about Windows).
Obviously this requires some additional work from the maintainers, namely pushing the
adamyodinsky/terminalgptimage with each release. This CAN be automated with Github Actions, I can help if needed