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by mfer
1319 days ago
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Running in a VM is there for very good reasons. If you look at where things are going to be installed on the base system, how you can reset the environment, how you deal with variations with other things installed on the host, and more. It's difficult to do this all well outside of a VM. Also, there are many people who want that VM boundary. We found this when designing for Linux in Rancher Desktop and talking with people about it. |
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