Currently I'm building GUI applications for Linux and they have many dependencies( We ship Raspberry Pi devices with the executable installed on each device). My idea is to create a docker image for the executable and copy the image across all the devices instead of installing all the dependencies on each device and then install the application(The process takes about 6 hours). I assume shipping updates to the application this way is easy( deploy the updated image on docker hub).

Now that I want to run the GUI application from the container, is there a way I could just launch the GUI application the normal way(by double clicking.....)?

I would like to know if this is a right approach to what I want to achieve? If this is not the right approach, I would like to hear any other recommendations.

Currently I'm building GUI applications for Linux and they have many dependencies( We ship Raspberry Pi devices with the executable installed on each device). My idea is to create a docker image for the executable and copy the image across all the devices instead of installing all the dependencies on each device and then install the application(The process takes about 6 hours). I assume shipping updates to the application this way is easy( deploy the updated image on docker hub).

Now that I want to run the GUI application from the container, is there a way I could just launch the GUI application the normal way(by double clicking.....)?

I would like to know if this is a right approach to what I want to achieve? If this is not the right approach, I would like to hear any other recommendations.

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