Lennart Poettering on Nostr: 9️⃣ Here's the 9th installment of my series of posts highlighting key new ...
9️⃣ Here's the 9th installment of my series of posts highlighting key new features of the upcoming v256 release of systemd.
I am sure you are aware of systemd-nspawn, systemd's minimal container manager focussed on full OS containers, that can boot up a Linux image from an OS in a disk image or from a directory. systemd-nspawn was originally a development tool, to make it easy for us to develop the service manager without constantly having to reboot.
Nowadays it's a lot more than that, …
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