What does the new Containerization Framework add to the OS that was impossible before? Or, what specific features enable the high performance Linux that’s impossible in Docket?
It's still running in a tiny Linux VM. One VM per container if what I've read is right...
It's running on Apple Silicon because it's only available on Apple Silicon. Docker/orbstack/lima/etc are also running on Apple Silicon when your Mac is an Apple Silicon Mac, so I didn't quite get the meaning of that last one...
If you were trying to say it's running natively without a Linux VM though, it's wrong insofar as it's not running on a single shared VM as the other solutions do but it's still using Linux VMs.
But I didn't understand if they support the same container spec from docker or not: i. e. will a container created with docker run on apple silicon now?