From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:   
   > Mike Easter wrote:   
   >   
   >> For some reason, I never got on the VM bandwagon.   
   >   
   > Another option is containers. Somewhat lower overhead, because they   
   > share the same kernel. This also limits your options (no ability to   
   > boot alternative guest kernels), but has its uses nonetheless.   
      
   This might seem 'silly' to those who like VMs, but one reason that I   
   never got 'into that' is because 'generally' I was running low-resource   
   systems and I couldn't 'see' running two OSes at the same time just to   
   run a live distro, when I could boot just one OS live.   
      
   Then, to solve the 'problem' of keeping system changes, the 'right kind   
   of persistence' (not just a data place) fit the bill.   
      
   Now the machines I use most each have 8G of ram which is enough for what   
   I do.   
      
   The only containers I use are when I boot Easy OS, which I do w/ a   
   Ventoy configuration.   
      
      
   --   
   Mike Easter   
      
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