I have a NUC sitting in a closet that I've set up to serve virtual desktops using LXC or libvirt (depending on what features I need, or if it's a Linux or MacOS

I have a NUC sitting in a closet that I've set up to serve virtual desktops using LXC or libvirt (depending on what features I need, or if it's a Linux or MacOS or Windows guest). I made some scripts to build the various types of virtual environments I need [1], and then connect to them using x2go or Chrome Remote Desktop. This has really freed me up because I'm no longer tied to a single machine. My home dirs are mounted volumes that are also backed up, so I can tear down and rebuild the environment with a single command (which means that my environments are also deterministic). I can connect to them from anywhere on the planet, using any machine as a client (even my phone or a tablet). My main laptop is now a weaksauce 1080p chromebook that acts as a glorified thin client and web browser. [1] https://github.com/kstenerud/virtual-builders https://github.com/kstenerud/virtual-builders