I so, so want to be able to spin up linux VMs on iOS devices.
Running GUI Linux in a virtual machine on a Mac
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#12The year of desktop Linux has arrived, where all major desktop platforms run Linux distributions inside virtual machines.
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#13So we can finally have docker for Mac that doesn't run egregiously slow?
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#14compiling curl today on linux, I see Apple has an internal SSL/TLS
curl-7.81.0$ ./configure --help | grep -i apple
--with-secure-transport enable Apple OS native SSL/TLS
MSFT is adding new signing keys to build and boot Ubuntu. Perhaps Apple wants to play, too and add their own signing keys to build and boot linux, openssl and libssh.Let no crucial technology fall into the hands of the un-corporate?
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#16So we can finally have docker for Mac that doesn't run egregiously slow?
You can do this now. I use Multipass to get rapid linux VMs with access to my files.
For Kubernetes, I use Rancher Desktop (which can also do some docker magic)
Re: Running GUI Linux in a virtual machine on a Mac
#17The year of desktop Linux has arrived, where all major desktop platforms run Linux distributions inside virtual machines.
The only problem: becoming root doesn't mean you now control the device (you paid for).
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#18Does this have to be this complex? Can't I just fire up a VirualBox as I do on Linux and Windows and go ahead?
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#19Fails to build for me on macOS Monterey. It seems like you have to wait until macOS Ventura.
Re: Running GUI Linux in a virtual machine on a Mac
#20The year of desktop Linux has arrived, where all major desktop platforms run Linux distributions inside virtual machines.
The only problem: becoming root doesn't mean you now control the device (you paid for).
Basically just like container based distributions and cloud infrastructure. :)