You can easily do this on Linux by mounting the x11 socket. For other platforms it isn't so simple.
Please elaborate / suggest an article...
Like Xorg on different ports?
You can use the same Xorg instance:
docker run --rm -ti -e DISPLAY -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix ubuntu:focal bash apt update apt install -y peek peek
root@1c26d4121e74:/# peek No protocol specified (peek:3525): Gtk-WARNING **: 10:24:14.930: cannot open display: :0 root@1c26d4121e74:/#
I am on GNOME40 on Xorg.
Maybe its related to me being on rootless docker? Might be that you need to create a user with the same uid as the host for your case.
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You can easily do this on Linux by mounting the x11 socket. For other platforms it isn't so simple.
Please elaborate / suggest an article...
Like Xorg on different ports?
You can use the same Xorg instance:
I am on GNOME40 on Xorg.
Maybe its related to me being on rootless docker? Might be that you need to create a user with the same uid as the host for your case.