Adam Rehn

Oh bummer, should I create pull requests for new changes to ensure they get picked up in the release notes?

Having a read through the Docker-OSX documentation, it definitely seems like it's a useful solution for **running** macOS VM images inside Linux containers, but I'm not sure how useful it...

> Well, technically building a container is just running a container and then commiting the result, so building isn't very much different from running. Indeed, my thinking is mostly around...

I've had some additional thoughts about this, which I've documented here: https://github.com/containerd/containerd/discussions/5525

Hmmm, it's possible that CEF requires some additional DLL files that aren't present in the container's filesystem. I'll attempt to reproduce this error using a blank project with a WebBrowserWidget...

Hey, sorry for the delay in getting this resolved. Yes, I know from previous experience that CEF requires a number of X11-related libraries in order to run under Linux. The...

You can use a Docker [multi-stage build](https://docs.docker.com/develop/develop-images/multistage-build/) to create a new image that adds the DLL files on top of an existing ue4-docker image. For example, the following Dockerfile will...

Strike that last bit about the .NET issue, it appears my diagnostic tool was misbehaving. In theory those DLL files should be sufficient, although I've not yet had a chance...

I've just built an image using the exact Dockerfile code provided above and performed some tests with a project that uses a WebBrowserWidget. Both the `ue4 package` and `ue4 test...

I still need to look into whether those DLL files can be sourced from anywhere other than the [mcr.microsoft.com/windows](https://hub.docker.com/_/microsoft-windows) base image, since that image has only existed since Windows Server...