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Not that I disagree about something being deeply wrong, but VM's your only option. Docker is more or less hardcoded to Linux, so you need a Linux kernel somewhe
by zenlikethat 5y ago
Not that I disagree about something being deeply wrong, but VM's your only option. Docker is more or less hardcoded to Linux, so you need a Linux kernel somewhere. Docker Desktop just runs a light one for you that you don't worry about managing much.
- vbezhenar 5y agoDocker is not hardcoded to Linux. There're Windows-native containers. That said, I agree that most useful images out there are built for Linux and having thousands of existing images is what makes docker useful at all.