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Just like in Windows and WSL2, Docker support in MacOS relies on a virtual machine running somewhere there. It probably works fine for most things since Apple S
by darthrupert 4y ago
Just like in Windows and WSL2, Docker support in MacOS relies on a virtual machine running somewhere there. It probably works fine for most things since Apple Silicon has been out for more than a year already and there's plenty of demand for this. The whole experience is 2nd rate on both of these platforms compared to how it would be on Linux.
- kujin88 4y agoWould you say OSX is worse than WSL though?
- darthrupert 4y agoFor Docker, they are about equally as bad. MacOS has the upper hand otherwise, as many unixy things work on it natively.
- binbashthefash 4y agoThey're both bad.