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Compared to say MirageOS, you have access to a "full" unix system. So anything that is available on NetBSD is also available on smolBSD. It's also very easy to
by myaccountonhn 1y ago
Compared to say MirageOS, you have access to a "full" unix system. So anything that is available on NetBSD is also available on smolBSD. It's also very easy to use, I tried it and managed to set up a small portable development environment in 5 minutes. You can use SmolBSD to build a full-blown OS should you want to, or just use it to build and distribute an app like you would with docker. It can also be used if you have a serverless-like workload where you need to spin up VMs extremely fast.