schmacc on Nostr: absolutely! And its super valuable to have such tools; in whatever form! For the long ...
absolutely! And its super valuable to have such tools; in whatever form! For the long haul I think more radical notion of "operating system" / "plugin architecture" is needed, which projects like these help build valuable "real world" experience (or "anti experiences", as in such and such particular thing didn't work well) around. Something along the lines of mirageOS or urbit.. it's worth looking into if you are unfamiliar. But these approaches require much more work initially to get things going, especially hard to just use existing software. But once a decent(ralized :) library of components is build does it start paying off. Codebase stays small, whereas with docker u start adding more and more code, unless there is some incredible coordination going on between container authors. For instance Nix provides a very nice basis to use existing software, you essentially have 1000s of hours of experience with building software collected in one massive nixpkgs repo. You could even write a nix expression that builds a docker container or ISO for embassyOS etc. Also for devs... just nix-shell and you are good to go, as opposed to installing dev tools and version mismatches etc all that bs.
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