lol guy makes a fair point. Open source software suffers from this expectation that anyone interested in the project must be technical enough to be able to clone, compile, and fix the inevitable issues just to get something running and usable.
I'd say that a lot of people suffer from this expectation that just because I made a tool for myself and put it up on GitHub in case someone else would also enjoy it that I'm now obligated to provide support for you. Especially when the person in the screenshot is angry over the lack of a Windows binary.
Thank goodness; solving this "problem" for the general internet destroyed it.
Your point seems to be someone else should do that for every stupid asshole on the web?
But will this run inside another docker container?
I normally hate things shipped as containers because I often want to use it inside a docker container and docker-in-docker just seems like a messy waste of resources.
Docker in Docker is not a waste of resources, they just make the same container runtime the container is running on available to it. Really a better solution than a control plane like Kubernetes.
No, you're running docker inside a docker container. The container provides a docker daemon that just forwards the connection to the same runtime. It's not running two dockers, but you are still running docker inside docker.