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Webtop – Alpine,Ubuntu,Fedora,and Arch containers containing full desktop envs

352 points by weitzj 2y ago

adultSwim 2y ago
Are there any suggestions for something similar, but without the use case of access through a browser?
chrisweekly 2y ago
> "Warning Do not put this on the Internet if you do not know what you are doing. By default this container has no authentication and the optional environment variables CUSTOM_USER and PASSWORD to enable basic http auth via the embedded NGINX server should only be used to locally secure the container from unwanted access on a local network. If exposing this to the Internet we recommend putting it behind a reverse proxy, such as SWAG, and ensuring a secure authentication solution is in place. From the web interface a terminal can be launched and it is configured for passwordless sudo, so anyone with access to it can install and run whatever they want along with probing your local network." I hope everyone intrigued by this interesting and potentially very useful project takes heed of this warning.
- satertek 2y ago
  That warning applies to anything you run locally. And going further, in this day and age, I would never put up any home service without it being behind Cloudflare Access or some form of wireguard tunnel.
  - Melomomololo 2y ago
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  - Timber-6539 2y ago
    Just put up basic auth infront of your services and be done with it.
    - KronisLV 2y ago
      I've done that in the past, even for securing the admin pages of some software (there was once an issue where the admin page auth could be bypassed, this essentially adds another layer). With TLS it's okay for getting something up and running quickly. Of course, for the things that matter a bit more, you can also run your own CA and do mTLS, even without any of the other fancy cloud services.
      - jazzyjackson 2y ago
        After coming across a brief tutorial of mTLS in this tool for locking down access to my family photo sharing [0] I have bounced around the internet following various guides but haven't ended up with a pfx file that I can install in a browser. Can you recommend any resource to understand which keys sign what, and what a client certificate is verified against? The guides I find often contain the openssl incantations with little explanation so I feel a bit like stumbling through the dark. I realize how much I've taken stacktraces for granted when this auth stuff is very "do or do not, there is no error" [0] https://github.com/alangrainger/immich-public-proxy/blob/main/docs/securing-immich-with-mtls.md https://github.com/alangrainger/immich-public-proxy/blob/mai...
        KronisLV 2y ago
        Honestly, the most approachable way will be to use something like Keystore Explorer: https://keystore-explorer.org/ https://keystore-explorer.org/ Alternatively, this guide focuses on Apache2 configuration but also goes through the certs https://www.openlogic.com/blog/mutual-authentication-using-apache-and-web-client https://www.openlogic.com/blog/mutual-authentication-using-a... (it’s a little dated though) Here’s also something a bit more recent for Nginx https://darshit.dev/posts/two-way-ssl-nginx/ https://darshit.dev/posts/two-way-ssl-nginx/
    - baq 2y ago
      the fact that we have to keep reinventing kerberos all the time because it doesn't speak http is starting to legitimately annoy me.
- hifikuno 2y ago
  Yeah, I made a mistake with my config. I had setup SWAG, with Authelia (i think?). Got password login working with 2fa. But my dumbass didn't realize I had left ports open. Logged in one day to find a terminal open with a message from someone who found my instance and got in. Called me stupid (I mean they're not wrong) and all kinds of things and deleted everything from my home drive to "teach me a lesson". Lesson painfully learnt. But before that happened Webtop was amazing! I had Obsidian setup so I could have access on any computer. It felt great having "my" computer anywhere I went. The only reason I don't have it set up is because I made the mistake of closing my free teir oracle cloud thinking I could spin up a fresh new instance and since then I haven't been able to get the free teir again.
  - 7bit 2y ago
    > deleted everything from my home drive to "teach me a lesson". Lesson painfully learnt. I had a mentor in my teenage year that was the same kind of person. To this day the only meaningful memory I have of him is that he was an asshole. You can teach a lesson and be empathetic towards people that make mistakes. You don't have to be an asshole.
    - Dalewyn 2y ago
      The lessons we learn best are those which we are emotionally invested in and sometimes that emotion can be negative, but a lesson will be learned regardless.
      - ano-ther 2y ago
        Sure. But you don’t have to deliberately destroy all data and be mean about it as in GP‘s case to get an emotional reaction.
      - 7bit 2y ago
        LOL! That's why we still smack kids' hands with a stick if they answer a question in school wrong. Because it emotionally sticks and definitely does not cause any psychological issues.
  - 2y ago
- fulafel 2y ago
  Also note that their example docker config will allow anyone from the internet to connect, and even add a incoming rule in your host firewall to allow it. This is because they don't specify the port like -p 127.0.0.1:hostport:containerport (or the analog in the docker-compose config).
- asyx 2y ago
  No they won’t. Octoprint (3d printing server) had a similar warning but they had to introduce actual user accounts to secure the system because people ignored it.
- macinjosh 2y ago
  If a good password is used HTTP basic auth is plenty secure over HTTPS so that everything is encrypted.
- gbraad 2y ago
  I created personalized image with tailscale and kasmvnc for this particular reason, ... not on a public VPS. you can find images on my github as inspiration; do not directly copy unless you understand what you are doing.
mhitza 2y ago
Anyone have more info on this? Does it run systemd in those containers (I didn't see any systemd specific mounts). This would be interesting to try out, as docker (via compose) is a bit easier to manage than - for example - VMs with virt-manager/cockpit-machines.
- r3c0nc1l3r 2y ago
  No systemd, these just start a shell script on init that launches the WM. They're based around the open-source component of this product: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/index.html https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/index.html I find that they are slightly more sluggish than Moonlight/Sunshine for remote streaming, but generally faster/better than x11vnc. Not quite good enough for gaming yet, but plenty for web browsing, Blender, etc.
  - selkiesproject 2y ago
    Selkies should be generally acceptable for gaming, provided that you go through a bit of the WebRTC setup.
- selkiesproject 2y ago
  It's possible to use tini, supervisord, dumb-init, and other init 1 services for containers. Bit of a heavy workaround to make it work with desktop environments, but works.
fosron 2y ago
Why did i have to find this at 3AM. Thanks though.
curry798 2y ago
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deelowe 2y ago
I was just looking for something like this. Awesome!
imran9m 2y ago
Nice. Finally easy way to test them!!
windexh8er 2y ago
I've been using the LSIO Webtop images for a few years. They're awesome for composable desktops that I run behind a VPN for a quick and easy dirty connection at home. Combine the Webtop images by forcing it's traffic through the Gluetun [0] container and you're up and running. These Webtop containers are nice and snappy as well thanks to Kasm. Awesome OSS. [0] https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun
- yonatan8070 2y ago
  Could one build off this to run the desktops on the local host's display? I.e. as an IoT device with a display and some custom UI?
- Havoc 2y ago
  This is me being rather lazy admittedly, but do you have a compose/similar for connecting them by chance?
  - usagisushi 2y ago
    Here it is https://pastebin.com/64825QxC https://pastebin.com/64825QxC
    - Havoc 2y ago
      Thank you!
  - windexh8er 2y ago
    Basically the same, but a bit more complete in terms of the exposed config: https://pastebin.com/hPvs08qh https://pastebin.com/hPvs08qh
    - Havoc 2y ago
      Thank you!
ranger_danger 2y ago
Looks very similar to neko: https://neko.m1k1o.net https://neko.m1k1o.net
dymk 2y ago
We had an application that had quite the complex build process, and targeted only macOS and Linux. The mechanical engineers all used Windows, and needed to use the application. Rather than buying them macbooks or having them manage a Linux box, I wound up building something like Webtop with webvnc, and deployed containers to google cloud. Engineers could go to a URL and access the application, no need to download or install anything. It worked pretty well, all things considered.
mch82 2y ago
Since the website doesn’t have pictures or videos… Is “webtop” a way to package GUI desktop apps in a Docker container so that the only dependencies to run the app are Docker Desktop and a web browser?
- weitzj 2y ago
  Yes. From the documentation there are some Screenshots and this is possible. Like starting a standalone Firefox browser inside docker desktop and accessing it via a browser vnc session. But you get to control the keyboard/clipboard and it can add apparently watermarks to the vnc session for DLP functionality and you have a web http to take screenshots of your vnc sessions.
ctm92 2y ago
Kasm [1] also has ready-to-use images that work similar. They are also customizable to contain own applications or configuration. Intended to be used with their Kasm Workspaces solution, but they also work standalone just fine. [1] https://hub.docker.com/u/kasmweb https://hub.docker.com/u/kasmweb
- NKosmatos 2y ago
  Thanks for this, they have many images with an online working demo for 3 minutes to try it out. For sure I'm going to have another look at Kasm.
  - ctm92 2y ago
    Their GitHub repo [1] has also skeleton dockerfiles that are annotated with comments on where you have to put your customizations, quite cool [1] https://github.com/kasmtech/workspaces-images https://github.com/kasmtech/workspaces-images
- PhilippGille 2y ago
  The images described in the original post are Kasm based: https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/#options-in-all-kasmvnc-based-gui-containers https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/#options-in...
chromakode 2y ago
Selkies[1] is another interesting project in this space. It uses webrtc for low latency streaming and remote desktop suitable for gaming in the browser. [1]: https://selkies-project.github.io/selkies-gstreamer/ https://selkies-project.github.io/selkies-gstreamer/
- selkiesproject 2y ago
  Maintainer here! Thank you for the post. While our focus is for delivering high-performance remote 3D graphical workloads for vanilla Kubernetes and HPC clusters in general, our project should be trivial for anyone to also deploy in their X11 desktop, especially with NVIDIA.
iddan 2y ago
Back when I was in middle school in Israel the system used for communication between teachers students and parents was called Webtop. They actually went all the way to implement OS desktop experience in the browser (this is long long ago) it was very silly but cute
mopoke 2y ago
And, of course, I decided to see what happened if I fired up firefox in webtop and loaded webtop in it. Oops.
- Dansvidania 2y ago
  seems only natural, I sympathize
euph0ria 2y ago
What are some use cases for this?
- hugs 2y ago
  software testing. it's always software testing.
bo0tzz 2y ago
My pipedream is to have a containerized desktop environment like this that outputs directly to a physical monitor over HDMI/DP without needing an X server on the host machine. So far I haven't found any clear answers on whether that's possible at all.
- jazzyjackson 2y ago
  I feel I've been nerdsniped or, some other term for your quest being contagious, I also now need to know if this is possible I found a thread from someone who seems to know what they're talking about saying it's not going to happen "on your hardware", but doesn't mention what hardware might be required https://forum.level1techs.com/t/can-intel-integrated-gpu-output-to-an-external-monitor-via-a-usb-c-displayport-cable-when-vm-uses-nvidia-discrete-gpu-on-another-external-monitor-in-a-muxless-optimus-laptop/194826 https://forum.level1techs.com/t/can-intel-integrated-gpu-out... Edit actually reading that link again it sounds like a USB adapter worked right away as a monitor for the VM and the OP is asking how to prevent this ! So seems you just need to enable GPU passthrough, and a USB HDMI will appear to your VM ? Will have to try this later today
  - sabrehagen 2y ago
    This runs with on all hardware with no X server on the host: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
- sabrehagen 2y ago
  My desktop environment does exactly this: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
- selkiesproject 2y ago
  I can only answer for NVIDIA, as that was the platform we developed on, but it should be possible to encapsulate the X11 server within the container without starting an X server on the host machine, and then plug in to the monitor you designate. I can answer further if you are satisfied with the directions found within https://github.com/selkies-project/docker-nvidia-glx-desktop https://github.com/selkies-project/docker-nvidia-glx-desktop. It has a lot of effort to NOT require a monitor, but it should also work with one.
Jnr 2y ago
How come Gnome is not there?
- doubled112 2y ago
  While I've never used GNOME inside a KasmVNC session, it used to feel slow on reasonably powerful machines in an Xrdp session. That'd be my first guess.
- selkiesproject 2y ago
  GNOME forces OpenGL 3D compositing with no way to turn off, which is very uncomfortable without a GPU. Every other X11 desktop environment allows to turn them off, which is more tolerable when using llvmpipe, the software CPU Mesa OpenGL implementation.
bitsandbooks 2y ago
See also: the RDP version. https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-rdesktop/ https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-rdesktop/
mcflubbins 2y ago
What the heck is the webtop logo? Am I just dense? I can't make out what its supposed to be? Maybe a penguin somewhere in there, but... I dunno. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/master/linuxserver.io/img/webtop-logo.png https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templat...
- BLKNSLVR 2y ago
  Looks to me like an AI generated Firefox-ish logo with a Linux / Penguin motif to replace the Fox motif.

352 points by weitzj 2y ago

Are there any suggestions for something similar, but without the use case of access through a browser?

> "Warning Do not put this on the Internet if you do not know what you are doing. By default this container has no authentication and the optional environment variables CUSTOM_USER and PASSWORD to enable basic http auth via the embedded NGINX server should only be used to locally secure the container from unwanted access on a local network. If exposing this to the Internet we recommend putting it behind a reverse proxy, such as SWAG, and ensuring a secure authentication solution is in place. From the web interface a terminal can be launched and it is configured for passwordless sudo, so anyone with access to it can install and run whatever they want along with probing your local network." I hope everyone intrigued by this interesting and potentially very useful project takes heed of this warning.

satertek 2y ago
That warning applies to anything you run locally. And going further, in this day and age, I would never put up any home service without it being behind Cloudflare Access or some form of wireguard tunnel.
- Melomomololo 2y ago
  [dead]
- Timber-6539 2y ago
  Just put up basic auth infront of your services and be done with it.
  - KronisLV 2y ago
    I've done that in the past, even for securing the admin pages of some software (there was once an issue where the admin page auth could be bypassed, this essentially adds another layer). With TLS it's okay for getting something up and running quickly. Of course, for the things that matter a bit more, you can also run your own CA and do mTLS, even without any of the other fancy cloud services.
    - jazzyjackson 2y ago
      After coming across a brief tutorial of mTLS in this tool for locking down access to my family photo sharing [0] I have bounced around the internet following various guides but haven't ended up with a pfx file that I can install in a browser. Can you recommend any resource to understand which keys sign what, and what a client certificate is verified against? The guides I find often contain the openssl incantations with little explanation so I feel a bit like stumbling through the dark. I realize how much I've taken stacktraces for granted when this auth stuff is very "do or do not, there is no error" [0] https://github.com/alangrainger/immich-public-proxy/blob/main/docs/securing-immich-with-mtls.md https://github.com/alangrainger/immich-public-proxy/blob/mai...
      - KronisLV 2y ago
        Honestly, the most approachable way will be to use something like Keystore Explorer: https://keystore-explorer.org/ https://keystore-explorer.org/ Alternatively, this guide focuses on Apache2 configuration but also goes through the certs https://www.openlogic.com/blog/mutual-authentication-using-apache-and-web-client https://www.openlogic.com/blog/mutual-authentication-using-a... (it’s a little dated though) Here’s also something a bit more recent for Nginx https://darshit.dev/posts/two-way-ssl-nginx/ https://darshit.dev/posts/two-way-ssl-nginx/
  - baq 2y ago
    the fact that we have to keep reinventing kerberos all the time because it doesn't speak http is starting to legitimately annoy me.
hifikuno 2y ago
Yeah, I made a mistake with my config. I had setup SWAG, with Authelia (i think?). Got password login working with 2fa. But my dumbass didn't realize I had left ports open. Logged in one day to find a terminal open with a message from someone who found my instance and got in. Called me stupid (I mean they're not wrong) and all kinds of things and deleted everything from my home drive to "teach me a lesson". Lesson painfully learnt. But before that happened Webtop was amazing! I had Obsidian setup so I could have access on any computer. It felt great having "my" computer anywhere I went. The only reason I don't have it set up is because I made the mistake of closing my free teir oracle cloud thinking I could spin up a fresh new instance and since then I haven't been able to get the free teir again.
- 7bit 2y ago
  > deleted everything from my home drive to "teach me a lesson". Lesson painfully learnt. I had a mentor in my teenage year that was the same kind of person. To this day the only meaningful memory I have of him is that he was an asshole. You can teach a lesson and be empathetic towards people that make mistakes. You don't have to be an asshole.
  - Dalewyn 2y ago
    The lessons we learn best are those which we are emotionally invested in and sometimes that emotion can be negative, but a lesson will be learned regardless.
    - ano-ther 2y ago
      Sure. But you don’t have to deliberately destroy all data and be mean about it as in GP‘s case to get an emotional reaction.
    - 7bit 2y ago
      LOL! That's why we still smack kids' hands with a stick if they answer a question in school wrong. Because it emotionally sticks and definitely does not cause any psychological issues.
- 2y ago
fulafel 2y ago
Also note that their example docker config will allow anyone from the internet to connect, and even add a incoming rule in your host firewall to allow it. This is because they don't specify the port like -p 127.0.0.1:hostport:containerport (or the analog in the docker-compose config).
asyx 2y ago
No they won’t. Octoprint (3d printing server) had a similar warning but they had to introduce actual user accounts to secure the system because people ignored it.
macinjosh 2y ago
If a good password is used HTTP basic auth is plenty secure over HTTPS so that everything is encrypted.
gbraad 2y ago
I created personalized image with tailscale and kasmvnc for this particular reason, ... not on a public VPS. you can find images on my github as inspiration; do not directly copy unless you understand what you are doing.

mhitza 2y ago

Anyone have more info on this? Does it run systemd in those containers (I didn't see any systemd specific mounts). This would be interesting to try out, as docker (via compose) is a bit easier to manage than - for example - VMs with virt-manager/cockpit-machines.

r3c0nc1l3r 2y ago
No systemd, these just start a shell script on init that launches the WM. They're based around the open-source component of this product: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/index.html https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/index.html I find that they are slightly more sluggish than Moonlight/Sunshine for remote streaming, but generally faster/better than x11vnc. Not quite good enough for gaming yet, but plenty for web browsing, Blender, etc.
- selkiesproject 2y ago
  Selkies should be generally acceptable for gaming, provided that you go through a bit of the WebRTC setup.
selkiesproject 2y ago
It's possible to use tini, supervisord, dumb-init, and other init 1 services for containers. Bit of a heavy workaround to make it work with desktop environments, but works.

fosron 2y ago

Why did i have to find this at 3AM. Thanks though.

curry798 2y ago

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deelowe 2y ago

I was just looking for something like this. Awesome!

imran9m 2y ago

Nice. Finally easy way to test them!!

windexh8er 2y ago

I've been using the LSIO Webtop images for a few years. They're awesome for composable desktops that I run behind a VPN for a quick and easy dirty connection at home. Combine the Webtop images by forcing it's traffic through the Gluetun [0] container and you're up and running. These Webtop containers are nice and snappy as well thanks to Kasm. Awesome OSS. [0] https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun

yonatan8070 2y ago
Could one build off this to run the desktops on the local host's display? I.e. as an IoT device with a display and some custom UI?
Havoc 2y ago
This is me being rather lazy admittedly, but do you have a compose/similar for connecting them by chance?
- usagisushi 2y ago
  Here it is https://pastebin.com/64825QxC https://pastebin.com/64825QxC
  - Havoc 2y ago
    Thank you!
- windexh8er 2y ago
  Basically the same, but a bit more complete in terms of the exposed config: https://pastebin.com/hPvs08qh https://pastebin.com/hPvs08qh
  - Havoc 2y ago
    Thank you!

ranger_danger 2y ago

Looks very similar to neko: https://neko.m1k1o.net https://neko.m1k1o.net

dymk 2y ago

We had an application that had quite the complex build process, and targeted only macOS and Linux. The mechanical engineers all used Windows, and needed to use the application. Rather than buying them macbooks or having them manage a Linux box, I wound up building something like Webtop with webvnc, and deployed containers to google cloud. Engineers could go to a URL and access the application, no need to download or install anything. It worked pretty well, all things considered.

mch82 2y ago

Since the website doesn’t have pictures or videos… Is “webtop” a way to package GUI desktop apps in a Docker container so that the only dependencies to run the app are Docker Desktop and a web browser?

weitzj 2y ago
Yes. From the documentation there are some Screenshots and this is possible. Like starting a standalone Firefox browser inside docker desktop and accessing it via a browser vnc session. But you get to control the keyboard/clipboard and it can add apparently watermarks to the vnc session for DLP functionality and you have a web http to take screenshots of your vnc sessions.

ctm92 2y ago

Kasm [1] also has ready-to-use images that work similar. They are also customizable to contain own applications or configuration. Intended to be used with their Kasm Workspaces solution, but they also work standalone just fine. [1] https://hub.docker.com/u/kasmweb https://hub.docker.com/u/kasmweb

NKosmatos 2y ago
Thanks for this, they have many images with an online working demo for 3 minutes to try it out. For sure I'm going to have another look at Kasm.
- ctm92 2y ago
  Their GitHub repo [1] has also skeleton dockerfiles that are annotated with comments on where you have to put your customizations, quite cool [1] https://github.com/kasmtech/workspaces-images https://github.com/kasmtech/workspaces-images
PhilippGille 2y ago
The images described in the original post are Kasm based: https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/#options-in-all-kasmvnc-based-gui-containers https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/#options-in...

chromakode 2y ago

Selkies[1] is another interesting project in this space. It uses webrtc for low latency streaming and remote desktop suitable for gaming in the browser. [1]: https://selkies-project.github.io/selkies-gstreamer/ https://selkies-project.github.io/selkies-gstreamer/

selkiesproject 2y ago
Maintainer here! Thank you for the post. While our focus is for delivering high-performance remote 3D graphical workloads for vanilla Kubernetes and HPC clusters in general, our project should be trivial for anyone to also deploy in their X11 desktop, especially with NVIDIA.

iddan 2y ago

Back when I was in middle school in Israel the system used for communication between teachers students and parents was called Webtop. They actually went all the way to implement OS desktop experience in the browser (this is long long ago) it was very silly but cute

mopoke 2y ago

And, of course, I decided to see what happened if I fired up firefox in webtop and loaded webtop in it. Oops.

Dansvidania 2y ago
seems only natural, I sympathize

euph0ria 2y ago

What are some use cases for this?

hugs 2y ago
software testing. it's always software testing.

bo0tzz 2y ago

My pipedream is to have a containerized desktop environment like this that outputs directly to a physical monitor over HDMI/DP without needing an X server on the host machine. So far I haven't found any clear answers on whether that's possible at all.

jazzyjackson 2y ago
I feel I've been nerdsniped or, some other term for your quest being contagious, I also now need to know if this is possible I found a thread from someone who seems to know what they're talking about saying it's not going to happen "on your hardware", but doesn't mention what hardware might be required https://forum.level1techs.com/t/can-intel-integrated-gpu-output-to-an-external-monitor-via-a-usb-c-displayport-cable-when-vm-uses-nvidia-discrete-gpu-on-another-external-monitor-in-a-muxless-optimus-laptop/194826 https://forum.level1techs.com/t/can-intel-integrated-gpu-out... Edit actually reading that link again it sounds like a USB adapter worked right away as a monitor for the VM and the OP is asking how to prevent this ! So seems you just need to enable GPU passthrough, and a USB HDMI will appear to your VM ? Will have to try this later today
- sabrehagen 2y ago
  This runs with on all hardware with no X server on the host: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
sabrehagen 2y ago
My desktop environment does exactly this: https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment https://github.com/sabrehagen/desktop-environment
selkiesproject 2y ago
I can only answer for NVIDIA, as that was the platform we developed on, but it should be possible to encapsulate the X11 server within the container without starting an X server on the host machine, and then plug in to the monitor you designate. I can answer further if you are satisfied with the directions found within https://github.com/selkies-project/docker-nvidia-glx-desktop https://github.com/selkies-project/docker-nvidia-glx-desktop. It has a lot of effort to NOT require a monitor, but it should also work with one.

Jnr 2y ago

How come Gnome is not there?

doubled112 2y ago
While I've never used GNOME inside a KasmVNC session, it used to feel slow on reasonably powerful machines in an Xrdp session. That'd be my first guess.
selkiesproject 2y ago
GNOME forces OpenGL 3D compositing with no way to turn off, which is very uncomfortable without a GPU. Every other X11 desktop environment allows to turn them off, which is more tolerable when using llvmpipe, the software CPU Mesa OpenGL implementation.

bitsandbooks 2y ago

See also: the RDP version. https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-rdesktop/ https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-rdesktop/

mcflubbins 2y ago

What the heck is the webtop logo? Am I just dense? I can't make out what its supposed to be? Maybe a penguin somewhere in there, but... I dunno. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templates/master/linuxserver.io/img/webtop-logo.png https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxserver/docker-templat...

BLKNSLVR 2y ago
Looks to me like an AI generated Firefox-ish logo with a Linux / Penguin motif to replace the Fox motif.