Yeah. So if you don't want to pay Docker/Mirantis for the privilege of using their open source implementation of the open container initiative standard on the M

Yeah. So if you don't want to pay Docker/Mirantis for the privilege of using their open source implementation of the open container initiative standard on the MacOS, what else do you do with your Mac to run docker containers? Are you using Docker Desktop? (Do you pay?) That is the benefit and that's literally all I use Rancher Desktop for. A Docker Desktop replacement. It also works with KinD, that was my whole point. Since one might assume it doesn't work (or maybe they tried in the past and found it didn't work at some point in the past) – today it works great. If you have another alternative to suggest how you can run KinD on MacOS, I'm all ears. I'm literally using a full stack open source approach, to pay a gatekeeper in order to access it from my MacOS workstation seems like an anti-thesis to me.