> More recently they changed Docker Desktop to not allow skipping updates if you are not paying them. More recently than that, they changed it back to allow sk

> More recently they changed Docker Desktop to not allow skipping updates if you are not paying them. More recently than that, they changed it back to allow skipping the updates for free after all. > So instead of trying to offer something that would entice people to pay, Like a convenient desktop-based virtualization layer that allows running Docker containers on Mac and Windows? > they have started to cripple their product for the ones who don't pay You mean like how Linux software doesn't run on Windows and Mac natively? Weird.