I never said kubernetes wasn’t supported on Linux. I said docker on Linux does not have that as a feature out of the box. Go install docker desktop for Mac.

I never said kubernetes wasn’t supported on Linux. I said docker on Linux does not have that as a feature out of the box. Go install docker desktop for Mac. Click a preference and you have kubernetes. That is not the case in Linux. Can you install kind? Sure. Can you install minikube? Sure. And define support? To give you a simple example, in minikube on Linux how do you make local images built by docker available in minikube? https://hasura.io/blog/sharing-a-local-registry-for-minikube-37c7240d0615/ https://hasura.io/blog/sharing-a-local-registry-for-minikube... It involves using dockerhub (rate limited) or running another local registry that you retag and push. How about docker for Mac? No changes required at all, if the image is in the docker registry, it works in kubernetes This is the exact type of retagging non sense that I hate in a dev workflow and is completely hacky. So I solved it myself using k3s but I don’t think I have seen anyone else tackle it on Linux. Especially not minikube or kind