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http://forums.fedoraforum.org – I've been thinking of using lxc on a machine running Fedora-??. I'm going to have a machine running Sol-10 and no longer have access to patches for it. As a result I can't patch it anymore and am thinking that moving the services running on the Solaris server to a machine running Linux. My problem is that the Solaris machine has 9 zones running on it and would like to continue with that model. It looks like Fedora and LXC is currently my best choice. Has anyone used LXC with Fedora and is it ready for 'prime time"? I'm more interested in long term stability than "gee wiz" fea (HowTos)

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