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WHAT IT DOES
What does it do?
NSL runs Linux machines as systemd-nspawn containers inside a small VM. You can open a default machine's login shell in the current directory or run a single command. It connects host files and accounts, and can isolate a machine in a separate VM without host access when needed.
KEY FEATURES
Key features
- Provides each machine with its own distribution, packages, and services.
- Opens a login shell and runs a single command in the default machine.
- Connects the host's home directory and mounted paths inside the machine.
- Makes the machine's server ports accessible from the host at 127.0.0.1.
- Creates a separate VM without access to host files or the desktop through an isolation option.