For one thing, Fuchsia itself has had support built in for running Linux as a guest OS since roughly two years ago. [0] For Dahlia specifically, it looks to sh

For one thing, Fuchsia itself has had support built in for running Linux as a guest OS since roughly two years ago. [0] For Dahlia specifically, it looks to ship a Linux kernel out of the box to extend its hardware compatibility. Relevant section below: > Our dual kernel approach allows users with new(er) hardware to take advantage of the Zircon Kernel, while maintaining support for older devices using the Linux Kernel. [0] https://9to5google.com/2018/06/15/fuchsia-friday-machina-brings-support-for-running-linux-on-top-of-fuchsia/ https://9to5google.com/2018/06/15/fuchsia-friday-machina-bri...