It will be interesting to see how they do it. As far as I understand, the current Docker Desktop for macOS runs a Linux VM and the docker server and binaries ru

It will be interesting to see how they do it. As far as I understand, the current Docker Desktop for macOS runs a Linux VM and the docker server and binaries run in that while the client runs natively on macOS. Running it in a VM is bad enough. If they also had to run the VM in the Intel emulator (Rosetta 2), it could be unusable, performance-wise. If they developed a macOS subsystem for Linux (like the WSL on Windows) and ran that on Rosetta 2, I can imagine it being faster. Slightly off-topic: I just realized that they're actually calling it Apple Silicon. I find that name very cringey for some reason.