Not necessarily, maybe the main kernel has to keep running so you won’t be able to hot swap that (haven’t read the thing yet). In any case we’ve had updates without reboot for a while for a while, but it’s a pain to set up, there’s even a song about it https://youtu.be/SYRlTISvjww
Full system updates without a reboot? Sign me up.
Also sounds like we can run multiple kernels at once during normal operations, to isolate processes.
So, could I run a second kernel for, say, Docker to use? Isolate those containers away from the host system kernel?
Linux subsystem for linux
You know the very first thing someone is going to do is run Linux in Linux in Linux.
Not necessarily, maybe the main kernel has to keep running so you won’t be able to hot swap that (haven’t read the thing yet). In any case we’ve had updates without reboot for a while for a while, but it’s a pain to set up, there’s even a song about it https://youtu.be/SYRlTISvjww
This truly is God’s country
Keep you imaginary sky daddy out of here, thank you
Just a figure of speech 😉