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macOS can't run Linux containers because it's not Linux. It requires a vm and additional tooling, configuration, resources and just general considerations becau
by moondev 4y ago
macOS can't run Linux containers because it's not Linux. It requires a vm and additional tooling, configuration, resources and just general considerations because of this.
It's also impossible to work with anything KVM related on macOS, which would require a vm inside a vm and is not supported on any M1 or M2 hypervisor.
- pjmlp 4y agoMaybe it is time to understand the difference between being UNIX and yet another Linux distribution?