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I just want to say, Docker for OSX is a joke! It's been over 4 years, when is that (slow filesystem issue) ever going to get fixed? People are using solutions l
by jaequery 7y ago
I just want to say, Docker for OSX is a joke! It's been over 4 years, when is that (slow filesystem issue) ever going to get fixed? People are using solutions like NFS/Dinghy, something Docker for OSX should have out of the box. Cmon now.
And if I were leading Docker, I'd look into the direction of a built-in virtual hosting solution, ie; jwilder-proxy and DNSMasq. I think that is what still stopping them from mass adoption.
- stingraycharles 7y agoI think Docker's highest priority right now is monetization, which explains their lack of focus on OSX in favor for Windows; more enterprise users theoretically would have led to more money. Having said that, they didn't appear to be doing too well with that either.
- bunderbunder 7y agoI'm not sure of the right path for monetization, but I am guessing, all the same, that their neglect of the OS X edition of Docker has hindered it. A decent number of Docker users are developing locally on OS X, even if they use another platform upstream. I doubt the "bugs and misfeatures being ignored for years on end" thing is making them particularly eager to just throw money at the company.
- dehrmann 7y ago> I were leading Docker... I'm not even sure what I'd do. Google and k8s raised the bar so much that it overshadowed Docker the company. If it ceased to exist, Google would take up development just to drive GCP growth.