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This is cool and a worthwhile thing, but how is this different than the many (b/x)hyve clones and others based on QEMU that use MacOS’s virtualization framework
by jsjohnst 4y ago
This is cool and a worthwhile thing, but how is this different than the many (b/x)hyve clones and others based on QEMU that use MacOS’s virtualization framework to run a minimal Linux for containers? What’s the differentiator that makes this better (hopefully?) from what’s come before?
- nerdponx 4y agoIt's appealing to me because I can use LXD on both Mac and Linux now. One less discrepancy between those systems. That said, there now seems to be a huge number of options for running various combinations of VMs and containers on Mac and Lenix now. I just use whatever seems popular and is easy to set up, but I have no sense of the pros and cons among them. I would love a coherent document on this topic.