Thanks, it does. I can kind of see your point for the "instant gratification" of a public repository... but I'd love to see docker become some kind of standard

Thanks, it does. I can kind of see your point for the "instant gratification" of a public repository... but I'd love to see docker become some kind of standard *NIX type tool for packing up blocks of software ready to move them around, and you don't see many simple tools backed to some third-party infrastructure. (don't get me wrong - I'm not totally against it.. I just want this to work, and work forever without being tied to anything) Also as lover of Go's idea to do away with a centralized repo for pkg management, it would be nice to see a similar approach taken for the handling of Standard Containers. I'm very excited by all this. It feels like such a step in the right direction for all kinds of deployment problems.