Chris Farhood
e860499757
Instead of disabling shared memory usage, mount a proper tmpfs at /dev/shm so Antigravity (and Chrome) have real shared memory available. Removes --disable-dev-shm-usage; keeps --no-sandbox (separate issue). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
36 lines
927 B
Bash
36 lines
927 B
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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# Start application script for baseimage-gui
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set -e
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echo "=== Starting Antigravity Dev Container ==="
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# Initialize repository and Happy Coder
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/usr/local/bin/init-repo
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# Get workspace directory
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if [ -f /tmp/workspace-dir ]; then
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WORKSPACE_DIR=$(cat /tmp/workspace-dir)
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else
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WORKSPACE_DIR="/workspace/default"
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fi
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IDE="${IDE:-vscode}"
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echo "IDE mode: $IDE"
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echo "Workspace: $WORKSPACE_DIR"
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case "$IDE" in
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antigravity)
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echo "Opening Google Antigravity in: $WORKSPACE_DIR"
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# --no-sandbox is required for Electron apps in Docker (no kernel sandbox available)
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exec antigravity --no-sandbox --new-window --wait "$WORKSPACE_DIR"
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;;
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none)
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echo "IDE=none: no IDE launched, keeping container alive."
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exec sleep infinity
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;;
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*)
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echo "Opening VSCode in: $WORKSPACE_DIR"
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exec code --new-window --wait "$WORKSPACE_DIR"
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;;
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esac
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