Re: Interesting and maybe relevant article

On 22 April 2015 at 13:33, Sergio Tortosa Benedito <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Liam, I have already talked earlier about this (I don't remember you so I
> suspect you are new, thought my memory is horrible anyway),
I've been on the list for 3 or 4 years now.

>  thought not
> directly containers,I proposed using bundles(through a software called
> limba),

I was in that thread and I suggested that you wrote an article or
blog-post explaining what the software is and does in detail. You did
write an article, but with a one-paragraph summary of each tool you
were suggesting which didn't explain anything about that.

I appreciate that it is difficult to do this when it is not your
native language, but you really need to *explain* and *justify* the
tools you are proposing, and you have not done so.

> though I don't know wjat's called a container exactly,

You *amaze* me. They are an important and fundamental OS concept, an
integral part of AIX, Solaris and FreeBSD for many years. They are
just beginning in the last year or 2 to disrupt the world of Linux in
the form of Docker, which is *the* single biggest and hottest FOSS
project in the Linux world.

> I expect them
> to be very alike.

You don't know what they are but that equips you to judge this? Really?

> Anyway, for now, the limited development (AFAIK) is used to reduce
> maintenance costs (as for now maintenance > manpower).
> However, discussion tend to be fun so feel free to discuss if you feel like
> doing it.


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