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I don’t understand this part > The remaining steps required to activate Rosetta in a Linux guest aren’t commands that your app can execute or that you can scri

I don’t understand this part > The remaining steps required to activate Rosetta in a Linux guest aren’t commands that your app can execute or that you can script from inside your application to a Linux VM; the user must perform them either interactively or as part of a script while logged in to the Linux guest. You must communicate these requirements to the user of your app. That means Docker cannot do it magically for me?

cpuguy83 4y ago
Most likely Docker Desktop would have an option to toggle between Rosetta and qemu. Docker Desktop manages the vm, so it would be up to it to mount the Rosetta share into the vm and register it with binfmt.
- shp0ngle 4y ago
  they specifically say the user must do it himself, for some reason? but let’s see how it works actually
  - cpuguy83 4y ago
    "The user" being the entity that sets up the vm. It requires the share to be added to the vm and then a command to be run to register it with the Linux kernel.
    - shp0ngle 4y ago
      ahh I misunderstood that