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(A port of) Visual Studio Code is available for FreeBSD (using it myself); `pkg install vscode`. If you would like to use docker, you could run a Linux distro
by shilch 6y ago
(A port of) Visual Studio Code is available for FreeBSD (using it myself); `pkg install vscode`.
If you would like to use docker, you could run a Linux distro in a virtual machine with docker daemon and configure your host docker command to use the daemon inside the VM. That's basically how docker works on macOS.
- LeSaucy 6y agoFor docker on freebsd to get any traction, it would need to be implemented with the vm behind the scenes. The beauty of the macOS/windows versions are that they require 0 setup/maintenance and are an implementation detail.
- nix23 6y ago>docker on freebsd to get any traction Yeah no thanks....run bhyve..with buntu and than your docker...have (no) fun. That's "docker" for freebsd: https://bastillebsd.org/ https://bastillebsd.org/
- canada_dry 6y agoWow... bastille is a pretty capable container manager!
- nix23 6y agoYes! I love to work with it.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoIt seems like this should be relatively simple; build docker-cli as a native FreeBSD program, make a docker-machine backend for bhyve... port docker-machine to FreeBSD, I guess (I hope that's not hard; it's not doing anything OS-specific), and you should be good to go.