2. If you mean MDM, there are several good options. Screen sharing and SSH are build in.
3. In what sense?
4. `uv python install whatever` is infinitely better than upgrading on the OS vendor’s schedule.
5. What does that affect?
That's using a Linux VM. The idea people are asking about is native process isolation. Yes you'd have to rebuild Docker containers based on some sort of (small) macOS base layer and Homebrew/Macports, but hey. Being able to even run nodejs or php with its thousands of files natively would be a gamechanger in performance.
The same way Windows users run them. In a linux VM.
You don't get real on-hardware containerization.
It is definitely odd that Macs have no native container support, though, especially when you learn that Windows does.
Honestly I don't know what XNU/Darwin is good for. It doesn't do anything especially well compared to *BSD, Linux, and NT.
Not disagreeing though.