Introduction to LXD LXD (pronounced “lex-dee”) is a next-generation system container and virtual machine manager. It offers a unified user experience around full Linux systems running inside containers or virtual machines. Unlike Docker which focuses on application containers, LXD provides system containers that behave more like traditional virtual machines but with the efficiency of containers. What Makes LXD Special? LXD bridges the gap between containers and virtual machines by providing:

After being in draft for years I am finally publishing this post updated to my current setup(Loki). I started writing this as a documentation of my setup for self, then i thought its good to share my experience. Linux has always been my choice of OS at home from early days of my computer usage. Mandrake Linux was the only distro at that time known to me until I was introduce to Slackware, which has been my distro of Linux for many years.

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