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Yes, you basically just have to mount the X11 socket as a volume: https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/docker-containers-on-the-desktop/ https://blog.jessfraz.com/pos

• blueblizzy 11y ago
  Over on the Windows side, there is also another container technology called Glassware made by Sphere 3D. Focus on productivity containers/end user apps. http://www.sphere3d.com/ http://www.sphere3d.com/
  • dingdingdang 11y ago
    The buzztalk is strong with them: "The V3 Optimized Desktop Allocation (ODA) technology is the first and only technology that allows for hyper-converged appliances to be delivered in a distributed fashion." Sometimes I wonder about the strength of this sort of sales behaviour but ultimately I guess they make their own ecosystem by requiring specialized techies to translate even the sales pitch - promoting a sort of "it has got to be super-hyper-vigilantly efficient if I can't even understand what its good for, plus I can wash my hands of it professionally if it fails because anyone in their right mind can see the necessity of having someone else evaluate the usefulness of a system this incomprehensible"-response from certain managers.
• eropple 11y ago
  As discussed in the HN thread, this is dangerous and counterproductive to security. It should not be encouraged. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9086751 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9086751
  • zokier 11y ago
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't Wayland fix these kinds of security issues in X?
    • eropple 11y ago
      That's my understanding, but I think that's a ways off.