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>basically what docker does With the added hassle of installing Docker and learning and managing all of its details, and what you get in the end only works on
by Banana699 5y ago
>basically what docker does
With the added hassle of installing Docker and learning and managing all of its details, and what you get in the end only works on Linux.
Meanwhile every OS in existence support running its executable format with zero other bookkeeping.
- _3u10 5y agoYeah, that’s the crux of the issue. Windows mostly does installers to get around its problems with single binaries. Only OSX has a reasonably decent solution for copying apps between machines. On Linux the only reasonable solution is an install/executable script and/or docker.
- mobiuscog 5y ago> Only OSX has a reasonably decent solution for copying apps between machines. Just as long as they're signed. Unsigned apps built on one machine will fail to start (pass audit) on another.