If you install it on your work laptop and use it for work, shouldn't your company pay for it? There are Docker container management plugins for some of the maj

If you install it on your work laptop and use it for work, shouldn't your company pay for it? There are Docker container management plugins for some of the major IDEs. JetBrains IDEs offer that, for example. It works about as well as Docker Desktop. I think you should be prepared to learn that Docker Desktop is the best (dedicated) container management GUI for macOS, because it might be. Podman is available for Macs, but it's CLI-only as far as I know. minikube is another, but again -- CLI-only to my knowledge. I personally have Docker Desktop installed, but I rarely use it because I mostly use `docker-compose up` and `docker-compose down` commands.