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Shared folders is one of the things that is stopping me from switching myself and Fig from docker-osx. It's essential for using Docker in development.
The way we have it set up for docker-osx is it mounts your home directory into the same place inside the VM. So, for example, /Users/ben on OS X is mounted at /Users/ben inside the VM. This works brilliantly for Docker volumes, because I can do run like docker run -v .:/code ... and it Just Works because . expands to /Users/ben/....
I see there are plans to get NFS working in #64, but are there plans to do a similar automatic NFS mount for boot2docker? Or a better question perhaps – are there any objections to doing this? Because I'd quite like to do it. ;)