You cannot explain everything to everyone all the time. Besides, this is not even a paper.
Sometimes you are not the target audience and have to put some words into Google.
> The Incus project was created by Aleksa Sarai as a community driven alternative to Canonical's LXD.
Today, it's led and maintained by many of the same people that once created LXD.
Yes, I know. And I know iXsystems folks too. If you want stable, battle-tested ZFS, Solaris is the only supportable option on Sun hardware like the good ol' (legacy) Thumper. OpenZFS isn't tested well enough and there's too much hype and religious zealotry around it. For person use, it's probably fine for some people but, at this point, semi alternatives such as xfs and btrfs [thanks to Meta] have billions more hours of production usage.
There are no checksums for data in xfs, and there is also no way to create a raid. There is also no data compression.
Raid 5 and raid 6 are still unstable in btrfs.
What alternative are we talking about?
Ah! Yup, that works, I can compile the binary. I get an "Illegal instruction" error when I run it but that's probably just because M1 doesn't support some of the NEON instructions. I retract my implicit AI-slop accusations.
On WSL indeed, I must mis-interpreting my issues with re-downloading to indicate that the files wouldn't be shared. I guess I must investigate that more, why I am seeing so many redownloads.
