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On Wednesday 12 Apr 2017 01:28:03 Viktar Patotski wrote: |
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> Hi List, |
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> I know that it's possible to install Gentoo as a dual boot on a Mac Book. |
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> However I do like MacOs interface and it's power saving features. |
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What power saving features are you referring to? When I installed Gentoo with |
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a Gnome desktop on a MacBook Pro, all power features on the OSX were also |
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available on the Gentoo OS. |
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> So, I |
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> have a question: Is there any way to have MacOs booted, but use Gentoo |
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> infrastructure (portage, packages etc.)? I'm aware of VirtualBox and |
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> similar options, but is there a way to be integrated in more easy way? |
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> Something similar to container based virtualisation? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Viktar |
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I suspect you are asking for something like this? |
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https://blog.newrelic.com/2016/06/20/docker-osx-mac/ |
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However there may be better ways of meeting your requirements, if you explain |
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what these might be in more detail (running Gentoo in containers may be a sub- |
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optimal solution). |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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