Michał Sawicz

@javisnche why do you want those extra disks? They would just end up as extra files on the host file system. You can use `launch --disk` to choose the size...

What I think we could do is accept multiple values of `--disk`, the first one would still refer to the main drive, the extra ones could create additional disks. It's...

@javisnche no, disk is sparse - it will grow up (and slightly beyond, until it cleans up) to the requested size. CPUs are also dynamic (you don't "give" CPUs to...

> a. Is there a way to not run multipass as root? Not at the moment, no. > c. There is some image there in the above path - How...

Hi @Fmstrat, thanks for reporting. Indeed we're thinking on how to improve on this, most likely automatically mapping mounted paths when using an alias. A default working directory would also...

@Fmstrat oh by "default" I meant per-alias default, so exactly what you described. We'll report back here on what we plan to implement and gather feedback.

@Fmstrat it's no worse than the current default of `$HOME` :) For "running from the current path", that's what I described as auto-mapping mounted paths. So if your current directory...

Hi @swissguest, note that the instances get "initialized" on first boot, and there's things that might not work as you expect if you do just that. At least one thing...

@mrb1090 Multipass isn't for everyone. If you're comfortable with LXD, you can keep using it. Multipass works with VMs, not containers like LXD by default, and not just on Linux....

> @Saviq It's not just LXD, though. Most VM management tools support snapshots, e.g. virt-manager, virtualbox. And it can't be too long until LXD is on Windows via WSL2, eh?...