My initial idea was to have a general lightweight linux VM system, but I think focusing on Alpine is the way to go, particularly ,since we can easily run containers inside an Alpine VM that enable access to other linux OSs.
The proposed output would be:
NAME STATUS SSH PORTS ARCH PID TAGS
cheerful-result Running 25 aarch64 26568
glittering-swing Running 23 x86_64 57206 emulation,intel
It would also free up some space for a longer list of tags
We can leave the documentation that references other Linuxes, and leave it as an unsupported power-user "feature" that they can hack the config under the hood to make other OSes run. Sounds good!
My initial idea was to have a general lightweight linux VM system, but I think focusing on Alpine is the way to go, particularly ,since we can easily run containers inside an Alpine VM that enable access to other linux OSs.
The proposed output would be:
It would also free up some space for a longer list of tags