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I configure all my development containers to mount my host's Wayland socket. It mostly Just Works, and obviates the need to do any shell shuffling if I need to
by colonial 2y ago
I configure all my development containers to mount my host's Wayland socket. It mostly Just Works, and obviates the need to do any shell shuffling if I need to run something with a graphical component.
It's also occasionally convenient if I need to run a GUI app written in (say) Java that requires a zillion megabytes of JVM dependencies - just spin up an ephemeral container that makes everything disappear on CTRL-D.