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I've long been a fan of basic debootstrap->chroot, though I will say in recent times systemd-nspawn and then buildah have definitely pretty much displaced chroot in my toolbox. They're equally pomp-free relative to Docker, but have a bunch of nice affordances in terms of a properly set up network including DNS and hosts, handling of filesystem permissions, and correctly presenting a read-only /proc.


If you are trying to tilt me over to always use linux instead of windows for all things you are doing a damn fine job.

My big pain in any OS is messing it up by installing the wrong thing or the wrong way. But at the same time I want to play with different languages.

I mean why use nvm just for node let alone anything else, when I can do this, it feels way cleaner.


I’ve been meaning to grok nspawn - for my recent use cases the filesystem was the only level of isolation required but I’m gonna check it out for sure. Glad to hear it’s as good as I’ve heard it is.




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