Re: Debian WSL
On 19/1/2021 6:18 pm, Andrew M.A. Cater wrote
Updating should be exactly the same: the critical thing is that the kernel remains the one provided by Microsoft, I think, and doesn't update from Debian.
Thank for the information. I never know kernel on WSL are provided by
microsoft.
Why podman particularly? Is this because you must be compatible with Red Hat
somewhere?
Podman just like docker but no need to give root access to daemon
(docker) and podman are daemonless. Yes, you are right, I compatible and
familiar with fedora way. I have bad experience with docker so, I try to
avoid using it. So I prefer podman.
Essentially, you're running containers on virtualisation on virtualisation. [Podman -> WSL2 -> HyperV shim -> Windows] so performance may
not be great. Fine for a trial but probably not ideal for heavier use. Find a
Linux box somewhere, maybe.
I use for trial only. Seem (already upgrade to bulleye and install
podman) much better do it like this, in term of battery usage. I tried
with linux on vm before but it use lot of battery in background. So I'm
okey with this setup.
Hope this helps, all the very best
Andy C.
Thank you Andy
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