Unfortunately Docker containers and terminal coding is a bit over my head.
That’s absolutely understandable, getting comfortable with the terminal is definitely the first step to be able to shove that PC in a closet. 😉
Ideally, in the meantime I’ll have made all this stack even easier to run!
We support podman, you just have to enable the Podman System Service so that Wolf can use that socket to spin up and down additional containers.
I really should add a section in the quickstart guide…
Shameless plug: I’m the main developer of Games on Whales.
I’ve built Wolf exactly because of those shortcomings of other solutions: it runs fully headless, spins up virtual Wayland desktops that matches the resolution/FPS that’s requested from the clients and everything runs in Docker so it doesn’t pollute your host OS (just your HDD).
I’m currently working on a massive performance improvement in this PR if you’d like to try it, I’d suggest to pick that tag.
Probably the only thing I wouldn’t change in the project after all these years!