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The ground keeps shrinking for Docker Inc. They sold Docker Desktop for Mac, but that might start being less relevant and licenses start to drop. On Linux the
by WhyNotHugo 1y ago
The ground keeps shrinking for Docker Inc.
They sold Docker Desktop for Mac, but that might start being less relevant and licenses start to drop.
On Linux there’s just the cli, which they can’t afford to close since people will just move away.
Docker Hub likely can’t compete with the registries built into every other cloud provider.
- amelius 1y agoThey got Sherlocked.
- aequitas 1y agoThere is already a paid alternative, Orbstack, for macOS which puts Docker for Mac to shame in terms of usability, features and performance. And then there are open alternatives like Colima.
- cromka 1y agoHow does it compare to Podman, though?
- worthless-trash 1y agoPodman works absolutely beautifully for me, other platforms, I tripped over weird corner cases.
- marcalc 1y agoUse OrbStack for sometime, made my dev team’s m1 run our kubernetes pods in a much lighter fashion. Love it.
- pjmlp 1y agoThat is why they are now into the reinventing application servers with WebAssembly kind of vibe.
- 9dev 1y agoIt’s really awful. There’s a certain size at which you can pivot and keep most of your dignity, but for Docker Inc., it’s just ridiculous.