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Have fun with that. The Linux User Space will not work on a BSD kernel, so you would be forced into a BSD user space. Now you are back at Square Zero. There is
by fatherlinnux 11y ago
Have fun with that. The Linux User Space will not work on a BSD kernel, so you would be forced into a BSD user space.
Now you are back at Square Zero. There is nothing wrong with the BSD, but it's just another different thing to learn and work with. I am skeptical this is the right way of looking at the problem.
Bottom line, the Linux Kernel changed, so Docker has to deal with it.
- ibotty 11y ago> The Linux User Space will not work on a BSD kernel That's wrong, more or less. Read about Linux emulation on BSDs. Of course some low-level utilities won't work, but most of userspace does.