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The server has limited resources of 32GB RAM, so sorry if you're not getting in. The good news is that you can install it on your own hardware, it's all open source: https://github.com/termbox/termbox
Does it really have to be 777? chmod 777 /var/run/hyper.sock
After getting an over capacity error, you always get a captcha verification error and have to reload the page
I can launch a Linux terminal with Super+Enter. (I run i3)
However, it's the first time I see HyperContainer. Anyone have anything good/bad to say about it? The value proposition seems really attractive "Fast as Container" + "Isolated by VM" but can't find anything about the tradeoffs so would love someone who tried it to write about their experience.
Considering the captcha it actually takes 3 clicks to launch
More like ten.
Six for the captcha choices, one to submit the captcha, one to pick the server type, one to submit and get a "Server capacity reached, please try again later", and finally one to close the browser tab.
Termbox is somewhat similar to the recently announced dply.co, but I think our approach is much better for the following reasons: * The interface is super streamlined. Open the page, confirm captcha, click launch - boom, you got a terminal. The planned SSH support will be similar to that - no web page, just do ssh root@ubuntu.termbox.io and you get logged in to a Ubuntu box. * We use VM based containers (hypercontain…
Server capacity reached , please try again later :) Tried the Debian instance
Termbox is somewhat similar to the recently announced dply.co, but I think our approach is much better for the following reasons: * The interface is super streamlined. Open the page, confirm captcha, click launch - boom, you got a terminal. The planned SSH support will be similar to that - no web page, just do ssh root@ubuntu.termbox.io and you get logged in to a Ubuntu box. * We use VM based containers (hypercontain…
