I recently wrote an article on how to run (graphics-accelerated) GUI apps in an LXD container,
https://blog.simos.info/how-to-run-w...ner-on-ubuntu/

It is my first post on this subject and it talks about running Wine and some of those Windows games.
Obviously, you can run other apps. The immediate benefit with Wine, is that you do not end up installing all those dependency packages, even 32-bit packages.

I do not show how to deal with sound, or how to make a shortcut; these for a new article.

If anyone is interested in trying these, I am happy to help out here with any questions!

sorry guy, but wine itself is more or less a VM or a container, so there is no real reason to put it into another one. But probably I missed something.

I actually wrote about the immediate benefit:

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You must install all those dependency packages, because wine will not start without them. Just in that case you will install it into the container...

Any dependency that is required, gets installed.

The importance is that all those packages are installed inside a container. When you are done playing those Windows or AndroidEmulator games,
you can simply
and your computer is not affected at all, the container with Wine is gone! No dependency packages have been installed in your desktop; they were all installed inside the container.