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kernalix7
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Comment #48116287
Now it supports reverse-open
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Comment #47997334
maybe it runs, but gpu hardware accel doesn't support now.
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Comment #47972296
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Comment #47972172
yeah from user side it feels like that. but technically its more like extremely user-friendly way of using VMs.
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Comment #47972165
For now single container runs all softwares. tradeoff with dockur/windows limits, saves ram and disk. planning multi container later for better isolation.
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Comment #47971885
Just at the planning stage, needs careful consideration first.
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Comment #47971429
yeah.. I also agreed with that. so I'll optimize the code continuously and lower the dependency on python. but for now I'll keep it because of some benefits.
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Comment #47971322
Thanks for your opinion, i ll try my best!
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Comment #47971310
God it, i ll follow the guidelines, Thanks for the pointer. Apologies..
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Comment #47971268
That's my mistake. I just focused on the functionally working, so I missed that point.
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Comment #47971257
The Korean intent is mine, but I run it through an LLM to phrase in English. That's where the pattern comes from. Will skip the LLM step from here.
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Comment #47971229
Fair, English isn't my first language and I've been leaning on tooling. I'll dial it back.
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Comment #47971100
Fair point. Working on it now — will push a screenshot and short clip soon.
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Comment #47971073
Right, I had WinApps pinned to dockur in that comparison and missed the IP-based flexibility part. That's an actual difference, will fix the README. On Python: fair pushback. Picke…
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Comment #47958733
Good to know, didn't realize Mikrotik did this too. Useful for homelab planning where rack space and airflow actually matter.
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Comment #47958678
The fan body itself follows standard 120/140mm dimensions, but I needed the smaller details for my design, the rubber dampers, anti-vibration corners, cable routing clips. Those do…