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"you can now choose between Debian, Ubuntu, Centos, Gentoo, Arch Linux and Busybox as the base layer for building your containers." Now this is great. Using th
by steeve 14y ago
"you can now choose between Debian, Ubuntu, Centos, Gentoo, Arch Linux and Busybox as the base layer for building your containers."
Now this is great. Using this instead of VMs is a win.
- yebyen 14y agoI will be pleased when Exherbo is added to the list. (Although 90% of the fun I had with exherbo was struggling to get the systemd in place, and that's nullified in a docker system since docker replaces init to run a single process _other than_ init) EDIT: I guess now I'm volunteering to try and put Exherbo on the list.
- zokier 14y agoI thought that Exherbo was very diy-oriented distro with with the assumption that users will package their own packages if the need arises.
- yebyen 14y agoYeah, so? If it's a monstrous undertaking just to get the system to first boot, how does that help anyone? :) I think that cave is just as useful without init, and I think that most people who want to package something in paludis are not going to be having boot dependencies (on average I would guess at least 50% of apps are not services. I don't have any hard statistics and that number could be high or low.)