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It doesn't. That is part of the "Docker Desktop" offer, which is non-free.
by j16sdiz 5y ago
It doesn't.
That is part of the "Docker Desktop" offer, which is non-free.
- stavros 5y agoI just heard (from another commenter), that's dire. I'm stunned.
- zapita 5y agoWhy? Anyone can assemble an equivalent from available open-source tools: * Virtualbox * Your favorite Linux distro * Docker engine on the Linux VM * Docker CLI on the Mac host * A variety of filesystem sync solutions (I don’t remember their names but there are several) Alternatively there’s also docker-machine. The closed source app gets you the convenience of not having to set that all up. If you don’t like installing closed source apps you probably prefer to set things up yourself anyway. So what’s the problem?
- stavros 5y agoOn the contrary, I like using OSS stuff that someone else has to maintain.