| ▲ | w10-1 2 hours ago | |
Yes, if/since that user have no access to your apple id and keychain... Not too much harder is using a VM: With Apple's open-source container tool, you can spin up a linux container vm in ~100ms. (No docker root) With Apple virtualization framework, you can run macOS in a VM (with a separate apple id). | ||
| ▲ | petcat 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> Yes, if/since that user have no access to your apple id and keychain... Right, these are system accounts. They don't have access to anything except their own home folder and whatever I put in their .bashrc. `sudo` is a pretty easy sandbox by itself and lets me manage their home folders, shell, and environment easily just with the typical Unix-isms. No need for mounting VM disks, persisting disk images, etc. I don't need virtualization to let Claude Code run. I just let it run as a "claude" user. | ||