A container of any type will be difficult because they don't virtualize
devices -- if you want to put your graphics device into the container,
the host level system cannot use it.
Your best bet is to probably just use a virtualization stack, like vmware.
-Brandon
On 01/16/2018 03:56 PM, [email protected] wrote:
it looks like that i might be forced to use a system running centos 7 for my
regular workstation. centos is not exactly known for keeping things up to date
and i've been use to using a debian based distro for years. the idea that has
crossed my mind is running my x server, DE, and such from a chroot or
container. has anyone tried something similar to this? if so, how did you do
it? i spent some time doing some web searches and didn't really come up with
anything that i considered a useful solution. thoughts?
mike
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