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Testing on an older Ubuntu, reproducing a bug from another distro, or need packages your host doesn't have?
VMs are heavy. Plain containers need a pile of flags for GUI apps, home dirs and devices.
Distrobox wraps all of that: any distro userland on any distro, sharing your host kernel, $HOME, Wayland/X11, D-Bus and more.
Matt Aber's in-depth guide, Part 1:
https://www.kdab.com/distrobox-an-in-depth-guide-for-developers-part-1/ -
Testing on an older Ubuntu, reproducing a bug from another distro, or need packages your host doesn't have?
VMs are heavy. Plain containers need a pile of flags for GUI apps, home dirs and devices.
Distrobox wraps all of that: any distro userland on any distro, sharing your host kernel, $HOME, Wayland/X11, D-Bus and more.
Matt Aber's in-depth guide, Part 1:
https://www.kdab.com/distrobox-an-in-depth-guide-for-developers-part-1/ -
Testing on an older Ubuntu, reproducing a bug from another distro, or need packages your host doesn't have?
VMs are heavy. Plain containers need a pile of flags for GUI apps, home dirs and devices.
Distrobox wraps all of that: any distro userland on any distro, sharing your host kernel, $HOME, Wayland/X11, D-Bus and more.
Matt Aber's in-depth guide, Part 1:
https://www.kdab.com/distrobox-an-in-depth-guide-for-developers-part-1/ -
Testing on an older Ubuntu, reproducing a bug from another distro, or need packages your host doesn't have?
VMs are heavy. Plain containers need a pile of flags for GUI apps, home dirs and devices.
Distrobox wraps all of that: any distro userland on any distro, sharing your host kernel, $HOME, Wayland/X11, D-Bus and more.
Matt Aber's in-depth guide, Part 1:
https://www.kdab.com/distrobox-an-in-depth-guide-for-developers-part-1/