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Steam in Docker
Tested in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (64bit) with the following GPU's:
- Intel HD Graphics 3000
- Intel HD Graphics 4400
- NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Requirements
- Docker
- (Optional) Docker Compose
Limitations
- The version of your Nvidia drivers should match the ones in Dockerfile used to build this image.
Currently this image supports these versions of the NVIDIA driver: 304, 340, 361.
Building and launching Steam
Build Steam Docker image
You may want to re-run this command later on in order to keep the image updated.
docker build -t andrey01/steam .
Launch the Steam in Docker
You can use the following shortcut function and place it to your ~/.bash_aliases file
function docker_helper() { { pushd ~/docker/$1; docker-compose rm -fa "$1"; docker-compose run -d --name "$1" "$@"; popd; } }
function steam() { { docker_helper $FUNCNAME $@; } }
Then just issue "steam" command to run Steam in docker.
Troubleshooting
You might want to modify the docker-compose.yml in case of problems, the file should be pretty self explanatory, although you may refer to the official Docker Compose file reference
Also keep in mind to uncomment or/and add your devices to the devices: section there.
The best result is when you have a similar to the following output, using the glxgears (part of mesa-utils package):
If you are getting segmentation fault error or Steam does not start, then you could try resetting its config:
$ docker-compose run --rm steam --reset
Grsecurity notes
grsec: TPE
Trusted Path Execution (TPE)
This Steam docker image is working with the grsecurity patched kernel,
however it requires the following grsecurity flag enabled:
- CONFIG_GRKERNSEC_TPE_INVERT
- CONFIG_GRKERNSEC_TPE_TRUSTED_GID
so that /proc/sys/kernel/grsecurity/tpe_gid is accessible for read by root.
grsec: PaX
Currently it supports Half-Life (CS, ...), CS:GO as described in launch file
that you can edit yourself and rebuild this docker image.
Links
Below is just bunch of links, someone might find them useful