I’m talking about things like “python3-blabla” and “libsomething”. How bad would it be if nobody used these library-packages and everyone just added all kinds of libraries as part of an application’s package?
I’m talking about things like “python3-blabla” and “libsomething”. How bad would it be if nobody used these library-packages and everyone just added all kinds of libraries as part of an application’s package?
How far you wanna go with this?
Your shell itself is actually a docker container that just runs bash and mounts the root filesystem, and everything in /bin is just an alias to a dedicated minimal container?
yeah something like that. having libraries bundled with programs but still having programs being dependencies for other programs. Basically I want to know how much difference it would make if there was no /lib
People answering your comment seem to be skipping the question mark lol
yes haha
Your shell is not, actually, a docker container. kexec is not docker, or chroot, or container.
Seems to me that jasondj was just giving an example of how this could look like
Fair enough if that’s the case.
Yeah, I was about to say as well… I’m a little skeptical on that being the case
Could you explain why shells are docker containers?