Sealos Kubernetes-kernel-based cloud OS distribution

This is by far the weirdest pitch I have ever seen.

(My own bias is that MacOS is pretty finnicky & weird. This is the first $JOB I've had where I didn't immediately format my macbook & install Linux (because I wanted to improve everyone else's developer experience!) & wow, hacking on plists and being one of the seemingly couple hundred of fools who've had to suffer through learning a hugely undocumented mess of dscl & other internals disasters... my honest view is: pray you can remain a superficial MacOS end-user. You really won't like having to actually learn it, & there's so so little informed community & support.)

I'm pro kubernetes, but if this is your mindset, I feel like you probably should not try to use kubernetes:

> For general users, the most important thing is what's running on Kubernetes, rather than Kubernetes itself. With sealos, users do not need to care about Kubernetes.

That said, I very very much hope some day we have wonderful, self-managing, blissful Kubernetes distros. I very much want to see self-hosted, sovereign computing emerge. I think we're really close to being able to get off big platforms, because for the first time we might have sensible, common, well known ways to host & run software, thanks to Kubernetes. Right now I can't recommend ignorance, but I guess I also not-so-secretly hope projects like this wildly succeed beyond imagining.