Yes. Docker has proved there's utility in what it does. Assuming kinks in the implementation have been ironed out, now is the time to start thinking about makin

Yes. Docker has proved there's utility in what it does. Assuming kinks in the implementation have been ironed out, now is the time to start thinking about making it a kernel module. If you just put every half thought out, poorly implemented idea straight in the kernel, you'd have a 5 petabyte kernel.