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When macOS runs on Unix kernel and Linux systems are the best supported for containerisation and I assume are much more lightweight than macOS, I personally don
by mavili 3y ago
When macOS runs on Unix kernel and Linux systems are the best supported for containerisation and I assume are much more lightweight than macOS, I personally don't see any reason to run macOS in a container.
- jayd16 3y agoYou would do it so you can run mac software in a container.
- mavili 3y agoI think I get that part :) but realistically if anyone wants to run macOS software they are most likely macOS users already. Whereas containerisation is useful to aid with development and deployment. Have you come across anyone who runs production software on macOS? :)
- slonopotamus 3y agoOne might develop a game that by some kind of a miracle releases for macOS too. So they way to run CI tests on macOS. Or they might target iOS. And use macOS build machines to produce builds. The world is not only about web, you know?