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There's WineHQ to run Windows applications on Linux (and macOS). But, what about other way around? What if you want to run Linux applications on Windows (and Mac). Docker is the answer but it if you think that Docker only can run terminal applications then you're wrong.
For example, have strict file and directory permissions, limit the number of services running other than the docker daemon, limit user access to the docker daemon, keep an eye on container sprawl, etc. CIS released an excellent benchmark for Docker v1.6+, which covers everything I just referred to and a lot more. Tenable added support for a CIS. Mar 13, 2020 tl;dr: Docker's default bind mount performance for projects requiring lots of I/O on macOS is abysmal.It's acceptable (but still very slow) if you use the cached or delegated option. But it's actually fairly performant using the barely-documented NFS option! Ever since Docker for Mac was released, shared volume performance has been a major pain point. Docker CE/EE on Linux: Inside the container, any mounted files/folders will have the exact same permissions as outside the container - including the owner user ID (UID) and group ID (GID). Because of this, your container user will either need to have the same UID or be in a group with the same GID.
Q: Why would you like to run GUI applications inside Docker?
A: Bad question. I don't know. This tutorial is not about the reason. It could be any reason.
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Q: How can you run GUI applications inside a Docker container on Windows, Linux and Mac hosts?
A: Good question. I know the answer.
I am using a simple Docker image that I have created and uploaded into DockerHub. You can use it directly or make your own. It's as simple as this:
For Windows
- Install VcXsrv Windows X Server using the address below
- Install & start XLaunch with usual Windows setup (a.k.a. next next) until you get to Extra Settings. Check all options as below and finish configuration. It's important to disable access control. Otherwise, the request from Docker will be rejected.
- Get your IP address using ipconfig command (My IP address was 192.168.1.68 yours might be different)
- Run Firefox GUI as below
docker run --rm -it -e DISPLAY=192.168.1.68:0.0 aliustaoglu/firefox
This will create a container and from this container Firefox will run. When you finish with it, the container will be removed (--rm)
Quite easy
For Mac
For macOS we need to install xQuartz. You can use brew:
brew cask install xQuartz
Or download the dmg file:
After installing xQuartz, run it and check the option 'Allow connections from network clients'. Canon ij printer utility mac. Caffeine for mac yosemite download. Keep xQuarts running.
Now find your local IP address using
ifconfig
or any other method you know. My address was 192.168.1.76. And run bellow command:Docker Container Failed For Linux Built On Macos 10
xhost + 192.168.1.76
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Now we are ready to run the docker image:
docker run --rm -e DISPLAY=192.168.1.76:0 -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix aliustaoglu/firefox
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For Linux
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X11 (X Windows System) is the GUI environment in Unix operating systems. Since it's a native Linux platform we don't need to install xQuartz or XLaunch as Linux already has it. We only need to run this command:
Xcode 8.2.1 for el capitan. Apr 10, 2020 I'm trying to update my XCode for El Capitan. The App Store seems to download it (no clue where to find any progress bar on that) and it just spins for hours. Yes it's a big download but it doesn't progress overnight. So I chose to download it and I chose 11.3.1, which can't be run on El Capitan.
docker run --rm -e DISPLAY -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix aliustaoglu/firefox