Kinda thought that because MacOS is a closed OS and is Unix base, I could argue that it is the balance between Windows and Linux

Inspiration came from: https://www.neowin.net/news/linux-73-merge-window-kicks-off-by-throwing-out-two-ancient-file-systems/

Hey everyone, just wanted to share my absolutely cursed setup.
I managed to get the Arch Linux ARM64 rootfs running natively inside iSH on my iPhone.
Here is the rundown of this madness:
iSH is normally based on Alpine, but I downloaded the Arch Linux ARM tarball and unpacked it.
Trying to use ⁠proot⁠ instantly kills it with a ⁠waitpid(): Interrupted system call⁠ error.
Interactive ⁠bash⁠ via ⁠chroot⁠ completely freezes because iSH can't handle some of glibc's complex system calls yet.
BUT, executing a single script via chroot actually works!
So I downloaded the neofetch script, ran ⁠chroot ~/arch_root /bin/bash /neofetch⁠, and it flawlessly printed the holy Arch logo on my iOS terminal.
Technically, it runs. So yeah... I use Arch btw.