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 There are occasions where a command might be useful within AstLinux, but it may use python, golang, etc. or is just large in comparison to the 50 MB size of the AstLinux image.  A LXC container can be a handy tool to add such a command. There are occasions where a command might be useful within AstLinux, but it may use python, golang, etc. or is just large in comparison to the 50 MB size of the AstLinux image.  A LXC container can be a handy tool to add such a command.
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 +**Resource Usage:** (minimum)
 +  * Memory: 100 MB
 +  * Storage: 0.4 GB
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 Below is an example how to add the ''lynx'' command line web browser.  The ''lynx'' container only runs when needed. Below is an example how to add the ''lynx'' command line web browser.  The ''lynx'' container only runs when needed.
  
-First, it is assumed the ''lxcbr0'' interface is setup per the **[[userdoc:guest_lxc_container#quick_start_guide|LXC Quick Start Guide]]** -> Enable LXC Support.+First, it is assumed the ''lxcbr0'' interface is setup per the **[[userdoc:guest_lxc_container#quick_start_guide|Quick Start Guide]]** -> Enable LXC Support.
  
 Then from the CLI: Then from the CLI:
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   /mnt/kd/bin/lynx https://www.astlinux-project.org   /mnt/kd/bin/lynx https://www.astlinux-project.org
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 +!!Related Info ->!! **[[userdoc:guest_lxc_container|LXC container in AstLinux]]**
  
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