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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Typically they would be used for deploying "containerized applications", but a
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docker image can easily be created with all that's needed for building software
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too.
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The file and folders in this subtree provide the Dockerfiles and scripts needed
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The files and folders in this subtree provide the Dockerfiles and scripts needed
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to build the Docker images, as well as for using those images to build wxPython
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wheels for various Linux distributions. A current set of images are available on
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Docker Hub at https://hub.docker.com/r/wxpython4/build. There is an image there
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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ like this (see the paragraph about ``invoke`` above)::
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inv build-wxpython -i ubuntu-18.04
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That will do build for all Pythons that are set up in the image, and both gtk2
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That will do a build for all Pythons that are set up in the image, and both gtk2
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and gtk3 if the image supports gtk2 (some don't.) To narrow the build down to
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just one Python and one port, a command like this can be used::
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