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Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a... by peterwwillis on Sunday December 23, 2018 @04:25PM (#18748435)
Linux was never designed for it, that's why. It's not a first class kernel feature like in other operating systems. Talk to Linus (who doesn't care about security, so don't lead with that as the killer feature)
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Re:Binctr: Static, unprivileged, self-contained containers a... by TheDong on Sunday December 23, 2018 @04:44PM (#18748532)
Linus cares about security, after all he includes things like seccomp and selinux which are features only intended for security, and he supports the hardening project etc.

He has spoken out against the modern security industry and security theatre, both of which are distinct from security.

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