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if it needs hyper-v, then what's the point? how is it fundamentally different from just running ubuntu in virtualbox with a shared network drive, then? except w
by skrebbel 8y ago
if it needs hyper-v, then what's the point? how is it fundamentally different from just running ubuntu in virtualbox with a shared network drive, then? except where the terminal window is?
- orf 8y agoThe tight integration of course. And not having to use Virtualbox.
- anon4242 8y agoWell, you won't be able to use Virtualbox anymore.. at least for 64 bit OSes :(
- chrisdfrey 8y agoBecause Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor, VMs that use it can be faster; I've found using docker in virtualbox is a lot slower than using docker for Windows (which uses Hyper-V).