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It should probably be noted that the "native" experience that Docker Desktop gives MacOS users is a bit of a trickery - Docker needs Linux and so does container
by alexellisuk 7y ago
It should probably be noted that the "native" experience that Docker Desktop gives MacOS users is a bit of a trickery - Docker needs Linux and so does containerd (used by both k3c and Docker). Needing Linux means needing a VM as a MacOS or Windows user.
Today MacOS users need to revert back to vagrant or to adopt a newer VM-management tool like https://multipass.run https://multipass.run and create a full Linux VM to enjoy tooling k3c from a Mac.
I also ran into this developing a containerd backend for OpenFaaS called faasd - https://github.com/alexellis/faasd https://github.com/alexellis/faasd
We need an experience like Docker Desktop, but for containerd, or for Linux in general on MacOS. Any ideas here Darren?