alpine

All Type C connectors in Intel computers will support everything that the Type C currently supports, as the support is built in to the Alpine Ridge chipset.

Surely you won't argue the alpine winds changed their genome with respect to black Americans now would you?

We provide a lightweight VM image with a complete LXC environment based on Alpine Linux for those who are interested.

We originally started maintaining our own base images based on alpine, but it ended up not being worth the effort.

It uses Alpine Linux and persists all data on the host's file system.

Dude, use alpine (~5MB) rather than ubuntu (~190MB) for the base image!

When building a container, I personally look at the docker-alpine [1] image and see if I can just use that.

I've just migrated a set of Docker containers on one host from jessie+nginx to alpine+rwasa.

The Wheezy image I use with LXC worked well enough, the minimal alpine image not so well, apk complaining about its database.

In any event, I'd recommend either Alpine Linux or Hardened Gentoo for this purpose.

The Alpine Linux docker image is only a couple megabytes[0].

When I go driving on alpine roads, I frequently see 'warning ice' or 'warning deep snow' signs, which are quite amusing in summer.

So the shell password already exists and is "alpine", but the SSH app just enables SSH?

I at least got a laugh out of what I saw on alpine's homepage: "Simple.

That said, I use the exact same approach; and Alpine is actually pretty usable even from an Android tablet, especially since JuiceSSH lets you create shortcuts that automatically connect to the server and run "exec alpine".

Alpine's a great distro, but it's not a container OS in the sense that's being defined here.

Alpine's data-mining software scales to huge datasets, but it is driven through a simple graphical interface.