[coldtea]

>One big reason for that seem to be Mac users that only know docker from inside a VM

That has not been the case for a good while now... Docker has been running directly on a hypervisor on the Mac.

[babarock]

Honest question, what's the difference between "from inside a VM" and "directly on a hypervisor"? I always thought it meant the same thing.

[tomnipotent]

Docker for Mac is still running a VM via LinuxKit/HyperKit, but there's a big difference in overhead between LinuxKit and running VMWare/VirtualBox.

[coldtea]

Well, in the case of Mac, basically performance, as you still need linux libs, kernel API and everything. But it's much lighter-weight than something like Virtualbox, VMWare, etc.

In Linux iirc, a hypervisor can share such resources with the host system (since they are both Linuxes).