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Description:
I am experiencing an issue where the GUI applications in the container e.g. rviz2 is unable to access my Wayland display while using Hyprland on an Arch Linux system. Despite following standard procedures to grant access, running the container does not seem to recognize or interact with the Wayland display server correctly. This problem prevents graphical applications running inside Docker containers from being displayed on the host's Wayland session.
Steps to Reproduce:
Set up Hyprland via the installation guide here as your Wayland compositor on an Arch Linux system.
Install Docker and start a container that requires access to the Wayland display.
Attempt to run a graphical application inside the Docker container that should be displayed on the Wayland session.
Expected Behavior:
Graphical applications running within the Docker container should be able to access and display on the Wayland session managed by Hyprland without issues.
Actual Behavior:
Graphical applications within the container fail to display on the Wayland session. The container does not seem to recognize the Wayland display, resulting in error messages related to display access.
System Information:
OS: Arch Linux
Display Server: Wayland (Hyprland)
Docker Version: Docker version 27.1.2, build d01f264bcc
Relevant Logs, Error Messages, or Screenshots:
Running ./start-rdj-2024.sh
Trying to run rviz2
Retrying after giving Docker permissions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
I am experiencing an issue where the GUI applications in the container e.g.
rviz2
is unable to access my Wayland display while using Hyprland on an Arch Linux system. Despite following standard procedures to grant access, running the container does not seem to recognize or interact with the Wayland display server correctly. This problem prevents graphical applications running inside Docker containers from being displayed on the host's Wayland session.Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
Graphical applications running within the Docker container should be able to access and display on the Wayland session managed by Hyprland without issues.
Actual Behavior:
Graphical applications within the container fail to display on the Wayland session. The container does not seem to recognize the Wayland display, resulting in error messages related to display access.
System Information:
Relevant Logs, Error Messages, or Screenshots:
Running
./start-rdj-2024.sh
Trying to run
rviz2
Retrying after giving Docker permissions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: