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Because Linsk uses a native Linux VM, there are no limitations on what you can access. Anything that works on Linux will work under Linsk too (hence the Linux+Disk name).
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# Supported platforms
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## CPU architectures
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Linsk natively supports both amd64 (aka x86_64, Intel, AMD, etc.) and arm64 (aka aarch64, Apple M1/M2, and others). Although Linsk uses a virtual machine, CPU is never emulated but hardware accelerators like HVF (macOS), WHPX (Windows), and KVM (Linux) are used.
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## Operating systems
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* Windows
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* macOS
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* Linux (for development purposes, mostly)
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## Network file share backends
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Linsk relies on network file shares to expose files to the host machine. Below are the types of network shares Linsk supports:
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* SMB - The default for Windows.
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* AFP - The default for macOS.
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* FTP - An alternative backend.
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# Installation
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//TODO
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