Option 1 is make Dockerfile.mojave or Dockerfile.high-sierra.
Option 2 is add a slightly dynamic mouse movement selection during the Dockerfile.
If I do the dynamic one, I may as well add another one for CPU flag changes for Sonoma.
Originally created by @sickcodes on GitHub (Apr 9, 2024).
The small change in mouse here: https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX/pull/758/commits/a208578bf0c8173f7b4f666144f819afde509931
Option 1 is make Dockerfile.mojave or Dockerfile.high-sierra.
Option 2 is add a slightly dynamic mouse movement selection during the Dockerfile.
If I do the dynamic one, I may as well add another one for CPU flag changes for Sonoma.
@valeriangalliat commented on GitHub (Apr 19, 2024):
Also running into this (Catalina).
If that can help anyone, I worked around it by taking the Launch.sh from the container, reverting the change mentioned above, and mounting that updated file back in the container
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Originally created by @sickcodes on GitHub (Apr 9, 2024).
The small change in mouse here: https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX/pull/758/commits/a208578bf0c8173f7b4f666144f819afde509931
Option 1 is make Dockerfile.mojave or Dockerfile.high-sierra.
Option 2 is add a slightly dynamic mouse movement selection during the Dockerfile.
If I do the dynamic one, I may as well add another one for CPU flag changes for Sonoma.
@valeriangalliat commented on GitHub (Apr 19, 2024):
Also running into this (Catalina).
If that can help anyone, I worked around it by taking the Launch.sh from the container, reverting the change mentioned above, and mounting that updated file back in the container
Add
-v $PWD/Launch.sh:/home/arch/OSX-KVM/Launch.shto thedocker runcommand