This is still raw, but may give some ideas for some people - for example running DOOM
then start your container: after starting you will get some permission errors (we will check whats going on) but you can work around it with: change root folder to abc user: restart container: veth port 3000 should map local GUI to web

That's interesting.. I was assuming some type of X11 terminal app.
What's it running on x86?

this is running on arm64 5009

Great work here!

after starting you will get some permission errors (we will check whats going on)

I've wanted to do same X11/RDP/VNC/etc approach for a while... but got similar permissions issues before. Now I've never tried the "s6-overlay" approach to "multi-service containers" that your base Dockerfile uses. I do know even simple X11 alpine container with openrc gets permission errors too (and a lot of times related to /run directory and user permissions). So curious at what y'all find...

I got it to work on my home/office 2116. Firefox is responsive enough, although throughput tests leaves a bit to be desired (1Gbps is all). The CPUs were pretty busy, as expected without a dedicated GPU handling things.

The first immediately useful thing I can think of would be running The Dude client in Wine on an ARM router (that's also running The Dude's polling package) instead of running it in a VM on separate hardware. But alas, no wine package exists for Alpine 3.2.

The first immediately useful thing I can think of would be running The Dude client in Wine on an ARM router (that's also running The Dude's polling package) instead of running it in a VM on separate hardware. But alas, no wine package exists for Alpine 3.2.

LOL, see viewtopic.php?t=198450&hilit=dude+container

For Dude, it's not just wine, but a static QEMU too. And static QEMU are also not in Alpine APKs either (since needs 32-bit Intel too).

This is still raw, but may give some ideas for some people - for example running DOOM

Aye, time to play OpenArena on my 5009