Chris Adams wrote: > Once upon a time, Björn Persson <Bjorn@rombobjörn.se> said: > > If this will affect containers, then I'm starting to worry that I might > > be affected. I thought I'd be fine as the computers I run virtual > > machines on are x86-64-v2 and -v3, but another computer that still > > works fine is -v1. As popular as containers are, who knows when some > > program I use will switch to being distributed only as a container, and > > thus become unusable on the -v1 box? > > Are you using containers for a different architecture (e.g. running > aarch64 containers on an x86_64 host)? AFAIK that's when podman will > use QEMU. If not, you would not be affected. No I'm not, and if some upstream would decide that their program must run as a container, I'm sure they would at least allow an x86-64 container for the foreseeable future. If a need for emulation would arise, I'd do that on a newer computer. It seems I personally will be fine then. Björn Persson
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