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If running native ports of server software isn't your cup of tea, you can run Linux containers on macos.
by cosmotic 2y ago
If running native ports of server software isn't your cup of tea, you can run Linux containers on macos.
- echoangle 2y agoIn the full GUI MacOS install? And the Linux container (I’m assuming you mean container like docker or podman?) would run in a Linux VM?
- cguess 2y agoI run full multiple Ubuntu desktop VMs on Parallels on a M1 MacBook Air. You can use Docker for server installs, sure, but QEMU also works great on Macs and with Rosetta you can even get pretty damn close to native x86 execution speeds.
- coconut08 2y agothey run through virtualization which is clunky to interface with across boundaries and introduces overhead. I also don't think it has any hardware acceleration for things that would benefit from using the gpu.