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The writing for Docker for Mac is on the wall. It depends on a Linux VM, for which there is no business case to spend atrociously large amounts of resources to
by solatic 6y ago
The writing for Docker for Mac is on the wall. It depends on a Linux VM, for which there is no business case to spend atrociously large amounts of resources to adapt for x86 container images to run on M1 ARM Macs.
For the life of me, I don't understand why Microsoft doesn't acquire Docker. Tighten the integration between Docker for Windows and WSL2, use Docker Hub to slowly push container authors onto managed Azure container registries, and use Docker Hub as a marketing channel for Azure.
- wmf 6y agoDocker can run x86 images (slowly) on ARM using QEMU which is already working.