I'm confused why VM + systemd-nspawn? From my understaing WSL 2 runs a single VM + something like systemd-nspawn per "linux installation", but it runs a VM because it needs linux kernel. Why not just do systemd-nspawn if you alread on linux?
Hi, nspawn maintainer here, that's not the case. I have been working with code/software architecture/design since a very long time before agentic coding was a thing. nspawn uses AI to help write code (the README has a clear AI usage disclosure) but every change is reviewed by me.
The architecture decisions, etc are dictated by me as well :)
If you have any suggestions, etc, they are welcome.
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The architecture decisions, etc are dictated by me as well :)
If you have any suggestions, etc, they are welcome.