Update Dockerfile to Ubuntu 22.04 as 18.04 is EOL + Clean up unused packages in Dockerfile #538
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Works on Linux Docker. Haven't tested other operating systems but there shouldn't be any breakage. |
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Installation instructions available here: https://github.com/MisterSheeple/sm64ex/wiki/Compiling-on-Docker Feel free to copy this page to your own wiki if you merge this.
This PR also removes some apt packages from the Dockerfile that were used for the original decomp and are no longer required here.
Relevant pull request over here: n64decomp/sm64#91