A few points I'd like to mention. LXD is good. It running lxc containers real easy and has a good interface. I think it's a good idea to make sure it's not deep

A few points I'd like to mention. LXD is good. It running lxc containers real easy and has a good interface. I think it's a good idea to make sure it's not deeply entengled with Snapd. A lot of people won't even try it because they've already decided they don't want snaps. Opensuse was already distributing it as traditional rpm packages. (This is pretty new. They might have had a plan to fork already when they started distributing packages) I support this initiative. Although suse seems to be spread pretty thin in terms of resources, they are (imo) trustworthy. Second point. It looks like lxc is also having issues with resources dedicated to it too. It's also suffering from cannnibalization from lxd. Try to search lxc stuff and what you get will be lxd and its commands rather than that of plain lxc. This might be more of a search engine thing but it's noticeable.