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NixOS, ProxMox, Debian or Ubuntu for Docker installation (lemmy.world)
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Sorry. I know that this or a similar question has been asked many times, and trying to find a decent answer i get redirected to reddit and blocked because of my VPN. I am looking for the preferred version of the above OS's for installing Docker based on easiness and stability/reliability once installed. Is there such a distro as DockerOS or a Distro with Docker preinstalled? I thought I read something like that last year when I was threatening to pull my finger out the first time and get something up and running, but now I am not sure whether or not I have imagined it.

TIA

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[-] LeFantome@programming.dev 1 points 2 days ago

One of my favourite things about having Proxmox on my network is how fast and easy it is to try out new distros.

I still haven’t kicked the tires on NixOS though.

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