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Maybe building containers for one operating system and architecture from a completely different operating system and architecture is not the best idea.
by justinsaccount 6y ago
Maybe building containers for one operating system and architecture from a completely different operating system and architecture is not the best idea.
- paxys 6y agoHow do you think people write and compile software for any embedded or other low-powered architecture out there? The vast majority of hardware in use around the world today isn't desktop class, and emulation works just fine for building on those.
- tonyarkles 6y agoCross compilers are nowhere near the same as Docker on ARM Mac building x86 Linux containers. The biggest difference: no one expects you to be able to run your MIPS binary on the machine you built it on. Edit: although sometimes you can through qemu.