Hello.
I'm interested to understand how to play with this "tiny x86-64-linux emulator" :
github.com
it could replace the Linuxulator,but...it sounds too much complicated for me to understand how it works.
At least,I need some help to enter inside its operating logic,but once I'm in,I can walk with my legs,just like a child when he/she needs of some help from his / her parents to go cycling.
I think that Blink is interesting,even more if one thinks about an integration with bhyve. But don't run.
For the moment I would be very nice if we understand if and how Blink can help the linuxulator to become better or if / how it can be used instead of the Linuxulator itself.
Would be nice if we learn how to emulate a full Linux distribution with Blink.
I'm interested to understand how to play with this "tiny x86-64-linux emulator" :
GitHub - jart/blink: tiniest x86-64-linux emulator
tiniest x86-64-linux emulator. Contribute to jart/blink development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
it could replace the Linuxulator,but...it sounds too much complicated for me to understand how it works.
At least,I need some help to enter inside its operating logic,but once I'm in,I can walk with my legs,just like a child when he/she needs of some help from his / her parents to go cycling.
I think that Blink is interesting,even more if one thinks about an integration with bhyve. But don't run.
For the moment I would be very nice if we understand if and how Blink can help the linuxulator to become better or if / how it can be used instead of the Linuxulator itself.
Would be nice if we learn how to emulate a full Linux distribution with Blink.