A couple things I notice about this list are the use of terminal and the reliance on available Linux or Docker. For example, minikube (by default) and k3d both

A couple things I notice about this list are the use of terminal and the reliance on available Linux or Docker. For example, minikube (by default) and k3d both look for Docker Desktop to be installed. We've been working on something taking a different direction that makes it a simple app to run. It's called Rancher Desktop (https://rancherdesktop.io/ https://rancherdesktop.io/). It uses k3s under the hood. The goal is to make running k8s locally as easy as running a normal desktop app. Note, as the creator of Rancher Desktop I'm entirely biased and this is a bit of a shameless plug.