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Colima is related but separate, Colima runs a Linux VM seamlessly in MacOS so you can interact with Docker as if it was running on your host OS. Podman will als
by rockyj 1y ago
Colima is related but separate, Colima runs a Linux VM seamlessly in MacOS so you can interact with Docker as if it was running on your host OS. Podman will also need a VM (coz there is no native Docker on MacOS).
- dizhn 1y agoThat sounded like podman needs docker. It's more of a mostly compatible separate product that does not need a daemon to run. Both probably lack things like cgroups (a Linux kernel really) etc on macos.
- privatelypublic 1y agoPodman Desktop uses a VM on windows too.(WSL2)