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Depends on how retro you’re talking. My Atari is sadly DOA but i don’t have the time to make it a project, but my $1500-on-release apple slaptop that i dug out of e-recycling, with a core 2 duo is fairly plug-n-play for whatever docker can provide.
Not that I do that either . . . That’s what the raspbi was for . . .
Edit: essentially I guess I’m saying if it can run some kinda *nix then maybe.