boxd claims a full Linux machine that boots in under 10ms, forkable mid-run
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-29
boxd shared a 60-second demo of a full Linux machine that boots in under 10ms. It is designed as a composable VM: set it up once with your tools and data, then spin up as many as needed, fork mid-run, hibernate, wake on traffic, and share with a team. Install is a single curl command. Scobleizer recalls spending entire weekends upgrading Windows via dozens of disk images on a slow modem, calling the millisecond boot remarkable.
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