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Hi,
I'm so tired of all the lib32-gst-plugins* hassle in Archlinux, but I don't want to move back to 32bit arch (archlinux32) just for certain wine games. (Mostly for visual novels, as their OP/ED needs extra codecs provided by 32bit gst plugins).
So I'm wondering if it's possible to run a container with Archlinux32 rootfs, while still shares the host X and audio (64bit archlinux).
I understand the best and sane way to get rid of all the codec hassles is VM, but at least please let me try before getting a windoge VM.
Thanks.
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Li … g_programs
Note that X is always "shared" as it is a client-server configuration. It just so happens that on many home computers, the client and server run on the same machine - but they can just as well run on completely different physical machines, so certainly running one of them in a container is trivial.
Last edited by Trilby (2019-06-08 14:06:34)
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Your only thing to check about 32 and 64 bit that is inherent to it, off the top of my head, is whether the X11 protocol uses well-defined field sizes in the protocol (e.g., uint32_t), including defining padding, instead of int, long, or something else that is architecture-dependent.
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1. the thread is 7 years old
2. what "lib32-gst-plugins* hassle"?
3. gstreamer is optional for wine anyway
4. "games" makes it very unlikely that anyone wants to run a "remote" X11 server w/ indirect GLX - any kind of VM will likely perform better.
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Mod note: closing.
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