CoreOS Container Linux on the Desktop!

June 6, 2017

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Live demo of Container Linux on the Desktop! How to run apps like Spotify and Chrome as well as basic workflow when your entire desktop is containerized. This will also go over the benefits gained from using Container Linux as a base OS and how to go about running it on the desktop. CoreOS Fest 2017 Jessie Frazelle

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