virtual format for maximum portability. (piefed.social)

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So I have been contemplating virtualizing my day to day and running it on my host with the thought I could upload it to a cloud for various reasons. Thing is I would like to use a virtual machine but I want something that could be moved anywhere without any modification. So I sorta feel I would have to go with a container but again I sorta prefer a standar vm. Im just looking for peoples thoughts.

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[-] [email protected] 1 points 2 days ago

Neat, let me know if you have questions or idea.

I did set these up a little while ago but I don't have an on-going setting so I'd be happy to help and curious to see if something new can come out of those ideas.

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