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@ -10,13 +10,13 @@ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73092750/how-to-show-gui-apps-from-docker-de
1. Start run.sh script with -b flag (build): 1. Start run.sh script with -b flag (build):
- `run.sh -b` - `run.sh -b`
- _you can just use run.sh if image already built - _you can just use run.sh if image is already built_
- you can specify image name with -c flag_ - _you can specify image name with -c flag_
2. In opened bash verify that gui is opening correctly: 2. In opened bash verify that gui is opening correctly:
- `gst-launch1.0 videotestsrc ! autovideoconvert ! autovideosink` - `gst-launch1.0 videotestsrc ! autovideoconvert ! autovideosink`
_Note: if you are using wsl2 you should see wsl=true line in terminal_ _Note: if you are using wsl2 you should see wsl=true line in terminal_
If video sink is not visible on the screen: ### If video sink is not visible on the screen:
1. Make sure that wsl2 is active. 1. Make sure that wsl2 is active.
2. Make sure that WSLg is supported (should be built-in on windows 11) 2. Make sure that WSLg is supported (should be built-in on windows 11)