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looks like apple wrote a native docker in swift you can now run linux containers on your mac ... but it could be better. what about (totally contrived): F
by m463 5mo ago
looks like apple wrote a native docker in swift
you can now run linux containers on your mac
... but it could be better.
what about (totally contrived):
FROM apple/macos:10.11.6
RUN xcodebuild -project myapp.xcodeproj -scheme MyScheme -configuration Release
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- webXL 5mo agoNice, but expect to page through a few pages of ToS during the build
- m463 5mo agolol ENV XCODE_FRONTEND=unattended ENV XCODE_LICENSES=accept,firstborn,applepay,appleid=sjobs@me.com
- trollbridge 5mo agoClose - but it would be more like this: services: macos: image: dockurr/macos container_name: macos environment: VERSION: "15" (And indecently slow.)
- jadar 5mo agoi wish!
- windowliker 5mo agoIt would be wonderful if this ran on older versions of macOS, but according to the README they only support 26.
- m463 5mo agoyou do not understand... Not run on, run IN :) I'm saying the older version of macos could build/run INSIDE the container just like on a ubuntu 24.04 system you can do: FROM ubuntu:16.04 or docker run ubuntu:16.04 and though I haven't tried it, I believe docker can do arm in x86 using an emulator (like rosetta)
- MBCook 5mo agoYou can already run older versions of macOS inside a VM on macOS. So it seems like in theory that should be doable if someone just made the container images right?
- windowliker 5mo agoOh right. I don't see Apple having any interest in supporting that given their current trajectory.
- egorfine 5mo ago> FROM apple/macos:10.11.6 Yeah I was working on that, created a prototype. I don't see a business in it, so abandoned.