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My preferred fix: pay for a Parallels Pro license and run Ubuntu on a VM, then run docker there. The VM is configured to start on login and run in the backgrou
by TimTheTinker 4y ago
My preferred fix: pay for a Parallels Pro license and run Ubuntu on a VM, then run docker there. The VM is configured to start on login and run in the background.
I have the Remote SSH plugin set up in VSCode, a `vmlogin` alias set up in bash, and all container ports forwarded in the VM's config.
- rubyist5eva 4y agoCan vouch for this approach, been using it for rails development for the past 6 months after my work swapped my macbook pro for an M1 Max Mac Studio and it's been solid.