



(a Lenovo Yoga X1 can be replaced by a Apple MacBook Pro or a MacBook Air with the new M2 ARM Chip. Inspired by the long history in the Apple Device usage (going back to the first Apple PowerBook 170 in 1993) and the recently purchase of an Apple MacBook Air with the new M1 Chip, I wanted to figure out, if it is really possible my SAP main working device. Then just run the image as any other executable. Singularity (you only need to do this once): singularity pull sap docker://kaspermunch/sap:latest Where it is not possible to install Docker, as is often the case on shared computing facilities, the image can be pulled using See the documentation for how to use sap on the command line. On subsequent runs it will run the cached image. The first time you do this it will pull the image from DockerHub and run it.

Having done that, you run sap from the command line using this command on Mac/Linux: docker run -rm -v $PWD:/code/sap kaspermunch/sap:latest and this one on Windows: docker run -rm -v %CD%:/code/sap kaspermunch/sap:latest To use SAP in this way, you need to download and install Docker Desktop. SAP is now distributed as a Docker image allowing it to run on both Mac, Windows, and Linux. Otherwise you should run SAP on your own machine. If you only want to run a few analyses using SAP, you can use the web server.
