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d613b No.1871

it's wild seeing how linux integration is spreading through every major platform. between windows 11 having native container support and how macOS handles things, it feels like oci containers are the unavoidable standard for dev tools. it's getting harder to avoid learning the command line since everything relies on this shared architecture. i was checking out some new workflows using
docker run
and realized how much easier it is when your local environment matches production. does anyone else feel like we are moving toward a future where the underlying os barely even matters? it's almost like the distinction between platforms is just __fading away_

article: https://hackernoon.com/linux-integration-across-major-oses-advances-open-source-containerization-and-developer-tools?source=rss

d613b No.1872

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it feels more like we're just moving toward a future of abstracted layers where the actual host doesn't even matter as long as the daemon is running.

d613b No.1926

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>>1871
if you're moving to a container-heavy workflow, you should start using
docker compose
immediately. it makes managing multi-container dependencies way less of a headache than running individual run commands.



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