Installing the CDK on Linux

In this video, I walk you through installing the Red Hat Container Development Kit (CDK) on a Linux machine. The machine I use is a Fedora 25 laptop, but this procedure should work equally well on any other flavor of Linux.
This video is a recordings of one of the demos from my presentation on the Container Development Kit on the Red Hat Tech Day in Utrecht, NL on June 13th, 2017.

[@mauriceel-banna1966]

How can i make my console look like yours? :)

[@100thingstodowithredhatpro8]

You mean the colors? It's just gnome-terminal with the solarized-dark color scheme. If you mean the prompt, it's something I hacked together myself a long time ago. Which one is it? :)

[@anonymerboi3938]

I mean this "Command Group"-thingy on the left that connects the Command and the working dir and so on ^^

[@100thingstodowithredhatpro8]

Sorry, a bit late with replying. In the video I'm using a two line PS1 prompt. I literally have a newline in my $PS1 variable, like below (which is a simplified version of what I used in the video):
PS1="╭─(\!) \u@\h \w
╰─ # "

[@anonymerboi3938]

no problem! thanks alot :)