Gregory's Server@mjg59 and that is due to the open nature of Linux. Your friend couldn't write that functionality for the windows kernel.
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@astraleureka @mjg59 yeah, but it can push you into less robust options ;) |
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@mjg59 and that is due to the open nature of Linux. Your friend couldn't write that functionality for the windows kernel. 2 comments
@astraleureka @mjg59 yeah, but it can push you into less robust options ;) |
@lovestha @mjg59 Windows being closed source never stopped the motivated devs. *vaguely gestures at Virtuozzo for Windows, which added full blown container support to Windows Server 2003*