Docker compatibility / switching back to regular console

I’m curious as to the path I can take to implement this…

1. I’d like to be able to run the UI in a docker container - specifically on Kubernetes, being able to attach to a pod and use a UI. The app runs, but I get “container did not allocate a TTY” when connecting, and the UI doesn’t display correctly. Is there any big reason for this?
2. I’d like to be able to switch on/off the UI. Looking at the drivers, it looks like the input is handled with a while(true) in a Task.Run, so it seems infinite? Do I have that right?

[tznind]

Here is a simple example

for (int i=0;i<3;i++) {

	Application.Init ();

	Task.Run (() => {
		Task.Delay (3000).Wait ();

		Application.MainLoop.Invoke (() => {

			Application.RequestStop ();
		});
	});


	var r = new Random ().Next ();
	var l = new Label ($"Greetings agent {r}.  Your mission should you choose to accept it is to write a multi threaded program");
	var l2 = new Label ($"This message will self destruct in 3 seconds") { Y = 1 };
	var window = new Window () {
		Width = Dim.Fill (),
		Height = Dim.Fill ()
	};
	window.Add (l);
	window.Add (l2);

	Application.Run (window);

	Application.Shutdown ();

	Console.WriteLine ("Press any button to go again");
	Console.ReadLine ();
}

[BDisp]

They are infinite loops handled by ManualResetEventSlim objects. When Application.Shutdown is called the driver is stopped ending the application.