Like Diane mentioned, VM is hardware emulator, but unlike Wine containers also do not translate system calls.
Containers come as a solidification of functionality which Linux already supports, chroot. / (root) in Linux being the very top level of the file system (and everything is a file) means your entire system can be redefined anywhere. No emulation, just moving the top level of your system.
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Like Diane mentioned, VM is hardware emulator, but unlike Wine containers also do not translate system calls.
Containers come as a solidification of functionality which Linux already supports, chroot. / (root) in Linux being the very top level of the file system (and everything is a file) means your entire system can be redefined anywhere. No emulation, just moving the top level of your system.