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Because nobody would use docker if installing it required a custom complex build process. This way docker can keep docker CE for its standard use case but also
by chatmasta 10y ago
Because nobody would use docker if installing it required a custom complex build process. This way docker can keep docker CE for its standard use case but also satisfy power users with specific requirements by allowing customization.
- ReverseCold 10y agoI use docker because I can go from "Hey cool project, I want to try it!" To already setup in under a minute depending if I'm at home or not. Also the VMs start really fast, so it's good for getting exotic compiler toolchains on Windows running quickly. Everything has a dockerfile.