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If it works like crosvm on ChromeOS, you can launch a KVM virtual machine and then run containers inside that. It even supports nested virtualization (at least
by moondev 3y ago
If it works like crosvm on ChromeOS, you can launch a KVM virtual machine and then run containers inside that. It even supports nested virtualization (at least it does on my framework Chromebook) so you can then run vms inside the VM for stuff like multipass or gnome-boxes. It actually works really. Would be amazing if this same pattern is enabled for Android devices with proper vmx/vt extensions on the CPU.