Docker-OSX is a software that enables running macOS within a virtual machine (VM) on Linux systems, simplifying the process of using non-Apple hardware to run macOS. It is based on OSX-KVM and KVM-OpenCore and provides preconfigured containers for various macOS versions. The Docker commands for different macOS installations are available in the readme file. Running Docker-OSX with Wayland, a display server protocol, requires modifying the X11-specific volume and environment variable by Wayland equivalents. This solution is already documented in an open issue on GitHub.