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I would bet money that it does not. The Virtualbox based solutions all create one VM and run all containers there -- why would they stop doing that just because
by cstrahan 10y ago
I would bet money that it does not. The Virtualbox based solutions all create one VM and run all containers there -- why would they stop doing that just because they're using a different means of virtualization?
- smegel 10y agoWell part of me hoped this was actually Docker for Mac, not just running Docker inside a Linux VM. Guess what? I can do that on Windows 10 too and it works like a charm.