From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
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   Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:   
   > There are many different container technologies available for Linux,   
      
   Several years ago, the original Puppy dev Barry Kauler had this to say   
   about Easy OS and containers:   
   https://easyos.org/dev/how-to-run-a-linux-distribution-in-a-container.html   
   > How to run a Linux distribution in a container   
      
   In Sep DW Jesse Smith had this to say in his review of Easy7:   
      
   > Here we are, six years later, and EasyOS is still a long way ahead   
   > of every other distribution in terms of creating and managing   
   > container environments. On EasyOS a container isn't just something   
   > we can access through a specific application or command line tools,   
   > it's built into the flow of the desktop, it's nearly effortless.   
   > Containers act like application windows, environments are nearly   
   > effortless to create and access. Other distributions should take   
   > note and follow EasyOS's example - this is how isolated   
   > environments, experiments, and sandboxed desktop applications should   
   > work. EasyOS is the only Linux distribution that is getting it   
   > right, in my opinion. Not only that, they've been the only ones   
   > getting it right, while showing the world how, for six years. It's   
   > time everyone else caught up.   
      
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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