Dom

I notice the same thing when I use Proton 10 and windowed mode (borderless)

> [@kcalbxof](https://github.com/kcalbxof) - I've been quietly referencing this thread trying to get two distinct containers running in a fresh Debian install with Docker, a single GPU, and Xorg running on...

i had the same issue back then. my solution was: - purging all nvidia/cuda driver and reinstalling everything. reinstalled nvidia with the open-source kernel module (very important), the cuda driver...

> > * add devices = [ '/dev/nvidia0:/dev/nvidia0:mrw', '/dev/nvidia1:/dev/nvidia1:mrw', '/dev/nvidia2:/dev/nvidia2:mrw', '/dev/nvidia3:/dev/nvidia3:mrw' ] to the config.toml > > [@Gylfkxjyjdll](https://github.com/Gylfkxjyjdll) Thank you for sharing the solution. I think the most critical step...

If I try a different GPU as /dev/dri/renderD129, I receive the same error with the new wolf-ui build. i tried the nvidia container toolkit and the manual driver module. both...

im sorry i was in hurry. D128 is igpu from intel. never tried this with wolf D129 is my "default" gaming gpu