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Yeah or just make a account on sdf.org. And why more then one GUI-linux-vm?...i personally would just connect (ssh or mosh) to sdf (NetBSD) for C, sh, python et

by nix23 4y ago

Yeah or just make a account on sdf.org. And why more then one GUI-linux-vm?...i personally would just connect (ssh or mosh) to sdf (NetBSD) for C, sh, python etc on sdf.org. BSD's and linux are 90% the same and the rest is not hard to learn. >INSTRUCTOR (free) >STUDENT (free) https://sdf.org/?join https://sdf.org/?join

anthk 4y ago
You are at sdf? Cool :) I have an account, but I am not validated yet. On VM resources... FFS, Alpine could run under 128MB of RAM, enough to do basic configurations.
- nix23 4y ago
  >You are at sdf? Yes ;) for netbsd and plan9/9front (9p.sdf.org) Got my account ~3 years ago an validated it immediately, it's fast and simple (at least with paypal). For plan9 you don't need validation just create a new account (same mail-adress if you will and different pw) https://sdf.org/plan9/ https://sdf.org/plan9/ >On VM resources... FFS, Alpine could run under 128MB of RAM, enough to do basic configurations. Yeah Alpine is really nice...and musl ;)
wink 4y ago
Interesting how you'd infer that a simple user shell (remote) would tick all the boxes I'd associate with running a VM. Root access, networking (between the VMs), works offline, can (doesn't have to) use GUI programs.
- nix23 4y ago
  I never say anything about tick "all boxes" but instead having your students install 100vm's you could just have setup a sandbox for them. >works offline Yeah that's not a thing when you learn CS. >use GUI programs. Yeah please no, it's a waste of time when learning something about server's...i think that's what you teach...well i hope, and if you really really want, tunnel X11-apps...an hell give your students a sandbox! Less inconsistency for you, less waste of time for your students.