Boot2Docker is not for this purpose. Silently installing a VM on a Windows PC is a very bad idea. If the user is not proficient enough to know about and configu

Boot2Docker is not for this purpose. Silently installing a VM on a Windows PC is a very bad idea. If the user is not proficient enough to know about and configure the VM, then what happens if - B2D installs a Virtualbox instance, but Hyper-V is on. VBox can't run besides Hyper-V. - How do you configure the resource usage for the VM?Something like Darktable requires a lot of resources - How do you manage shared folders? VBox shared folder performance is really bad compared to native - Do you install an X server as well? Anyway -- it's just a bad idea.