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I use LXD for ad-hoc clean throw-away Linux instances a lot and it is pretty good. One thing that is confusing is that the command line tool it provides is call
by weinzierl 6y ago
I use LXD for ad-hoc clean throw-away Linux instances a lot and it is pretty good. One thing that is confusing is that the command line tool it provides is called lxc and not lxd. Even more so as LXC already is a pretty overloaded term.
- sizeofchar 6y agoIn fact, the biggest problem I had overall with LXD is not just the lack of documentation, but even understanding it and its terminologies.