From: ldo@nz.invalid   
      
   On Sat, 6 Sep 2025 11:19:22 -0000 (UTC), Jimmy Logan wrote:   
      
   > I'd like to create some kind of service container on rpi4b which I   
   > have, which would allow me to just install something in a normal way   
   > (not programming the whole installation process like dockerfiles),   
   > without changing anything on the current OS.   
      
   Try LXC. Ubuntu also have some extension of that, which they call LXD.   
   (Confusingly, the commands for managing LXC are all one word beginning   
   with the “lxc-” prefix, while LXD is managed via a single command   
   called “lxc”.)   
      
   For something even lower-level, try systemd-nspawn.   
      
   I have made a lot of use of LXC myself. It comes with templates so you   
   can, for example, easily install an Ubuntu userland inside a container   
   under Debian, or even a 32-bit container on a 64-bit OS.   
      
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