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SmartOS runs under any hypervisor, including ones on macOS. The argument that “far more people use Macs” is therefore completely beside the point. I myself us
by Annatar 9y ago
SmartOS runs under any hypervisor, including ones on macOS.
The argument that “far more people use Macs” is therefore completely beside the point.
I myself use macOS too.
The premise of the article is “let’s explore why this matters” but from pure capabilities standpoint, my question remains unanswered: why does it matter if there is SmartOS which doesn’t need any of this?
- cube2222 9y agoIf I understand correctly, you just want to run a container OS on a hypervisor. Why is docker for Windows/Mac better? It integrates better, handles directory sharing. Also, it doesn't seem like smartos supports kubernetes.
- Annatar 9y agoIt doesn’t suppport it because it works differently so it doesn’t need it. The complexity of needing Docker and Kubernetes falls away, although Docker is supported.