Author(s):	Alex Sharp, Anuj Dhavalikar
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Description:	Sick of dealing with a networking quirks that randomly break things? Sick of dealing with dependency management for libraries that just won't get along? Sick of worrying about the latest Firefox 0-days? Worry no more . The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed. This talk will run you through an existing implementation of desktop containers using the Xen hypervisor, with comparisons to Docker and LXC. We'll go through what works, how it works, what doesn't work and what the future holds. markdown
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