Developing Containerized RISC-V Applications with Ubuntu
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Ubuntu adds full RISC-V support with 63,000 packages already rebuilt and preinstalled images for Unmatched/Unleashed, now offering an installer image. Docker and snaps build on RISC-V; snaps are containerized apps that run across distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, Debian) and update via the snapstore channels. Snaps grant hardware interfaces like GPIO, I2C, raw USB, use confinement via namespaces/cgroups/AppArmor, and a one-file snapcraft.yaml plus snapcraft builds in a VM (configure/make, libusb headers) and uploads to the store.
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