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by asfdsfggtfd 2914 days ago
You can set it up so that the user doesn't have to type sudo docker. But they still effectively have root access via docker.

I guess it gives some social pressure not to do superuser things?

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It looks like a package manager choice. Dpkg/Apt isn't doing by default what they actually need, so they use Docker instead.