Distrobox is a command-line utility that enables the execution of any Linux distribution within an OCI-compliant container. It functions as an integration layer between isolated containerized environments and the host operating system, allowing users to run different distributions simultaneously on a single host without system conflicts.
The tool distinguishes itself by bridging the gap between isolated environments and the host system through deep resource sharing. It automatically mounts host hardware, home directories, and graphical interfaces into the container, while also synchronizing environment variables and session state. This allows for the execution of host commands from within the container and the execution of containerized tasks directly from the host shell.
Beyond basic environment management, the project provides mechanisms to export containerized applications and services
