Running
Now that you’ve got your system set up, and GoW installed and configured,
you’re ready to launch the system. Launching GoW is done with the aptly named
run-gow
script in the install directory. If you’re unsure about what any of
the examples on this page mean, this deep dive guide should
help to explain things. Also, if you’re using a GPU for hardware acceleration
(and you should!) you may need to provide a --gpu
option. See the
deep dive for details.
Pulling containers
Now it’s time to download the pre-built container images:
-
Host Desktop
-
Headless (incl. unRAID)
run-gow --app [appname] pull
run-gow --platform headless --app [appname] pull
Currently supported appnames can be found in our GitHub repo, or you can always add your own.
This may take a minute or two to complete, since it has to download the container images.
Launching
Next, you can launch the system:
-
Host Desktop
-
Headless (incl. unRAID)
run-gow --app [appname] up
run-gow --platform headless --app [appname] up
Next up, connecting!