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That's what VMs are for, not containers.
by dorfsmay 12y ago
That's what VMs are for, not containers.
- wedowhatwedo 12y agoSome of us that use Mac applications don't like to break the law and run OS X in a VM when that is not allowed by the license agreement. You can run it in a VM if your host OS is OS X, but not if it is Linux. I use OS X with VMware fusion and am very happy with it. I can run the commercial apps I need plus Linux, Windows, docker...
- dorfsmay 12y agoI meant use Linux (or Windows or whatever) in a VM on top of OS X - Containers won't help you here.