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So not a service, rather software surrounded by unaffiliated services? This post is about the official service part of Docker. To my knowledge there is no offic
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
So not a service, rather software surrounded by unaffiliated services? This post is about the official service part of Docker. To my knowledge there is no official Linux service.
- brookst 4y agoDo you get new versions on physical media?
- paulryanrogers 4y agoNo, I get them from unaffiliated hosting, like package managers or SCM.
- ehutch79 4y agoRead what I said again. It's not about what you know or not. This kind of precedent could easily be applied to things it shouldn't be, or rather things you don't think it should be. try explaining all this to someone uninterested or uninformed about technology. A cubicle worker or something.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoYou cannot fork a service. Linux can be forked because it is software. All the effort that surrounds it may be considered a service (often paid, sometimes subsidized). But that's distinct. People understand very well the product vs service distinction. They notice every time they check their credit card statement.