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You don't have to use them, docker has flags to disable things like network isolation. If you want to go deeper systemd-nspawn doesn't isolate anything (networ
by qbasic_forever 3y ago
You don't have to use them, docker has flags to disable things like network isolation. If you want to go deeper systemd-nspawn doesn't isolate anything (network, pid, user, etc.). And if you are some anti-systemd zealot the plain old chroot command does what you want too (and has done so for decades).
- wtetzner 3y agoExcept none of those solutions are package managers, are they? The thing that's nice about nix is that you can just specify which packages you want by name, and easily get them in your path.