From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   Mike Easter wrote:   
   > wp's article on this topic ref/s this flathub page:   
      
   Whenever I get into the weeds reading about packaging and containers and   
   sandboxing and variations, I 'go back' and marvel a little at Barry   
   Kauler's strategy in the dev of EasyOS, which system he immersed himself   
   as he left Puppy's continuing dev to his followers.   
      
   In that world, I still like my frugal install of Bookworm Pup64 better   
   than what I can do w/ EasyOS, as I can adapt a Ventoy stick of multiple   
   live distro/s to launch the BWP64 frugal install whereas EasyOS is more   
   contrary re Ventoy implementation.   
      
   > EasyOS is designed from scratch to support containers. Any app can   
   > run in a container, in fact an entire desktop can run in a   
   > container. Container management is by a simple GUI, no messing   
   > around on the commandline. .... Easy Containers are extremely   
   > efficient, with almost no overhead -- the base size of each   
   > container is only several KB.   
   >   
   > While using Easy, everything happens in RAM. App startup appears to   
   > be almost instantaneous, even very large apps such as LibreOffice   
   > startup in the blink of an eye. Ditto when starting a container,   
   > blink of an eye. Depends on your PC of course!   
      
      
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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