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That’s just the natural outcome of needing to emulate anything. x86 machines running any OS have similar issues emulating other architectures — see how much mus
by jwells89 3y ago
That’s just the natural outcome of needing to emulate anything. x86 machines running any OS have similar issues emulating other architectures — see how much muscle it takes to competently emulate the now-ancient Wii U for example. It just so happens that emulation of other platforms on x86 isn’t necessary all that frequently. There’s other issues with Docker on macOS, but those can be worked around (see OrbStack for some such improvements).
This should become less of a problem as it becomes more normal to maintain dual-architecture Docker setups. There’s also the possibility that “shipping the jungle” will fall back out of favor, which would fix various other papercuts that result from Docker’s tight coupling with Linux.