Container machine provides a highly integrated Linux environment that works seamlessly on your Mac. Container machines are fast, lightweight and persistent. They are based on standard OCI images that can be built and shared. Host integrations such as automatic user and home directory sharing provide quick and easy access to your Linux environment no matter where you are in a terminal. Why container machines Containers are typically modeled after an application. A container machine is modeled after a Linux environment. It runs the image's init system allowing you to register long running services or test your application under a process supervisor. A container machine automatically maps your username and home directory into the Linux environment. Your repositories and dotfiles are available on both platforms. Use editors and tools directly on macOS simultaneously building and running your application inside of the Linux environment. Edit on the Mac, build inside.…