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Re:Docker's Second Death by freedomben on Sunday December 06, 2020 @04:00PM (#25326579)
Agreed, podman needs better support for mac. It works fine under Windows WSL2 currently, see: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-windows-wsl2

The Podman team is working on it but it's not quite there yet. Podman now has an API so at a minimum the whole opaque VM thing should be usable here soon. podman-machine and boot2podman already work for some people, although they didn't work for me.

I have a dream of using a lightweight Fedora Core OS VM on Mac/Windows for running the containers with a podman-remote client seamlessly driving it from the Mac user space. Once podman-remote is working, that's my next plan ;-)

A self plug here, I'll be keeping an eye open for all of these things and will blog about once I get it reliably working. I'll be submitting it to the Red Hat developer blog but I cross publish everything I write to medium as well in case you want to look for it: https://freedomben.medium.com/ I'm also starting to tweet when I blog (I'm finally getting serious about it now haha) @Freedom_Ben on twitter.

Re:Docker's Second Death by geerlingguy on Monday December 07, 2020 @09:47AM (#25332553)
A lot of people seem to think 'running under WSL2' is equivalent to 'works on Windows', but they're just not the same thing. That's like saying 'it runs in a VM on my Mac'.
Re:Docker's Second Death by freedomben on Monday December 07, 2020 @04:51PM (#25338091)
Thanks for sharing because this is interesting to me. I would not have guessed that. When I use WSL2 it's mostly transparent to me so I don't think about the implementation.

Do you consider "Docker" to be "works on Windows?"