Docker: use app - Skype from container instead of host

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I want to maintain host machine that installed docker with minimal packages as possible - I'm using archlinux that is rolling-based system, currently I have 142 packages.



But when I'm at work, I still want to use arch but some softwares are a must-to-use when working with others, for example: Skype - that involve access to camera and microphone - hardware level of host and possible some ports need to open.



For the particular case that is Skype how to install it in a container using docker and give it full functions as if it's installed on host? So that whenever I want to use Skype I just need to login to container and start to use it?










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    Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

    – Haxiel
    Feb 24 at 17:31











  • I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

    – Tuyen Pham
    Feb 25 at 1:32















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I want to maintain host machine that installed docker with minimal packages as possible - I'm using archlinux that is rolling-based system, currently I have 142 packages.



But when I'm at work, I still want to use arch but some softwares are a must-to-use when working with others, for example: Skype - that involve access to camera and microphone - hardware level of host and possible some ports need to open.



For the particular case that is Skype how to install it in a container using docker and give it full functions as if it's installed on host? So that whenever I want to use Skype I just need to login to container and start to use it?










share|improve this question

















  • 1





    Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

    – Haxiel
    Feb 24 at 17:31











  • I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

    – Tuyen Pham
    Feb 25 at 1:32













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I want to maintain host machine that installed docker with minimal packages as possible - I'm using archlinux that is rolling-based system, currently I have 142 packages.



But when I'm at work, I still want to use arch but some softwares are a must-to-use when working with others, for example: Skype - that involve access to camera and microphone - hardware level of host and possible some ports need to open.



For the particular case that is Skype how to install it in a container using docker and give it full functions as if it's installed on host? So that whenever I want to use Skype I just need to login to container and start to use it?










share|improve this question














I want to maintain host machine that installed docker with minimal packages as possible - I'm using archlinux that is rolling-based system, currently I have 142 packages.



But when I'm at work, I still want to use arch but some softwares are a must-to-use when working with others, for example: Skype - that involve access to camera and microphone - hardware level of host and possible some ports need to open.



For the particular case that is Skype how to install it in a container using docker and give it full functions as if it's installed on host? So that whenever I want to use Skype I just need to login to container and start to use it?







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    Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

    – Haxiel
    Feb 24 at 17:31











  • I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

    – Tuyen Pham
    Feb 25 at 1:32












  • 1





    Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

    – Haxiel
    Feb 24 at 17:31











  • I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

    – Tuyen Pham
    Feb 25 at 1:32







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Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

– Haxiel
Feb 24 at 17:31





Interfacing with hardware devices isn't Docker's strong suit, but I did find a couple of images to run Skype in a container: 1, 2.

– Haxiel
Feb 24 at 17:31













I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

– Tuyen Pham
Feb 25 at 1:32





I've just seen that Skype supports web UI, so I think I'm good now, even install Pulseaudio would burden my package management.

– Tuyen Pham
Feb 25 at 1:32










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