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In the context of PKC, your own computer can be a laptop, a Raspberry Pi, running Mac OS X, Windows 10, or Linux operating system, or even a smartphone, if it supports Docker's OS-level virtualization. Overtime, if it is compatible with Open Container Initiative, it should work with PKC.

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	In the context of [[PKC]], '''your own computer''' can be a laptop, a [[wikipedia:Raspberry Pi\|Raspberry Pi]], running [[wikipedia:MacOS\|Mac OS X]], [[wikipedia:Windows 10\|Windows 10]], or [[wikipedia:Linux\|Linux]] [[wikipedia:operating system\|operating system]], or even a [[wikipedia:smartphone\|smartphone]], if it supports [[wikipedia:Docker (software)\|Docker]]'s [[wikipedia:~~Application Virtualization~~\|~~Application Virtualization Technology~~]].		In the context of [[PKC]], '''your own computer''' can be a laptop, a [[wikipedia:Raspberry Pi\|Raspberry Pi]], running [[wikipedia:MacOS\|Mac OS X]], [[wikipedia:Windows 10\|Windows 10]], or [[wikipedia:Linux\|Linux]] [[wikipedia:operating system\|operating system]], or even a [[wikipedia:smartphone\|smartphone]], if it supports [[wikipedia:Docker (software)\|Docker]]'s [[wikipedia:OS-level virtualization\|OS-level virtualization]]. Overtime, if it is compatible with [[wikipedia:Open Container Initiative\|Open Container Initiative]], it should work with [[PKC]].