selkiesproject

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   by 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 desig
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   by 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.
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   by selkiesproject 2y ago

   Selkies should be generally acceptable for gaming, provided that you go through a bit of the WebRTC setup.
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   by 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 im
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   by 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 X