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Docker Desktop contains both the engine and the GUI and CLI clients. If you want to avoid installing Docker Desktop, you'd have to install the engine some other
by PufPufPuf 3y ago
Docker Desktop contains both the engine and the GUI and CLI clients. If you want to avoid installing Docker Desktop, you'd have to install the engine some other way -- natively on Linux/WSL, through Colima on Mac/Linux, or perhaps some alternative docker-compatible runtime like Podman. Lazydocker is just a TUI client for working with a Docker engine.
- arjvik 3y agoRancher Desktop is a great way to do this while avoiding the anti-commercial rules of Docker Desktop -- it is fully OSS (Apache 2.0) and comes with the engine (virtualized on both Windows and MacOS), the CLI, and a (unfortunately limited) GUI client.