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I've done most of my dev work on my physical Windows box using Docker Desktop, but have access to a robust cloud VM network where all my Unix work is done. The
by navbaker 5y ago
I've done most of my dev work on my physical Windows box using Docker Desktop, but have access to a robust cloud VM network where all my Unix work is done. The end result of a dev process is an image regardless of what tool you used, right? So how does Docker know if you've used Windows or Unix to write and test a given image? Is there metadata written into the image?
- matsemann 5y agoThey probably don't know. And it's fine to use docker desktop without paying as long as you're a small business or a private person. They can't automatically know if you're in violation or not. They just assume people want to be in compliance. Same way I wouldn't misuse gpl code at my work.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoI'm sure they just buy a list of $10million+ company ip reservations and let their lawyers go to town.