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by Maskawanian
839 days ago
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Both the standard Windows and Mac OS versions of docker use VMs (Windows uses WSL2 and IIRC Mac OS uses Virtialization.framework) as the OSes don't provide the a linux kernel for the containerized userspace. If it didn't do this, it'd have to host Windows and Mac OS environments, which would defeat the portable nature of Docker. |
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