that was the thing i saw a while back. thanks!!
i think i might have overlooked it in my google searches because of the name.
now i can say what it is for. i will be calling some or all of these kernel syscalls: chroot(), clone(), kcmp(), pivot_root(), setns(), syscall(), and unshare(). the project is to use the Linux container facility to run 2 or more Linux distros is parallel without a parent (which means i have to do it directly, not with LXC). and i want Python to be the system programming language of choice. another project is to run a distro entirely in RAM, unmounting the system volumes (and detaching them where possible in container and cloud environments).
i think i might have overlooked it in my google searches because of the name.
now i can say what it is for. i will be calling some or all of these kernel syscalls: chroot(), clone(), kcmp(), pivot_root(), setns(), syscall(), and unshare(). the project is to use the Linux container facility to run 2 or more Linux distros is parallel without a parent (which means i have to do it directly, not with LXC). and i want Python to be the system programming language of choice. another project is to run a distro entirely in RAM, unmounting the system volumes (and detaching them where possible in container and cloud environments).
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
