Notice there's no Linux version, maybe because nobody who uses Linux as a workstation would want this flavor of spaghetti.
The "why not use Docker?" question isn't really answered very well. If you're developing on Linux the obvious answer is that something based on containers is going to be a lot more robust and make more sense than this.
I could see this product being used by someone who is trying to untangle some legacy spaghetti, but to me it seems like if you introduced this to a new development workflow you'd be cementing some outdated and dangerous practices - a lot of stuff here happening outside of source control.
The "why not use Docker?" question isn't really answered very well. If you're developing on Linux the obvious answer is that something based on containers is going to be a lot more robust and make more sense than this.
I could see this product being used by someone who is trying to untangle some legacy spaghetti, but to me it seems like if you introduced this to a new development workflow you'd be cementing some outdated and dangerous practices - a lot of stuff here happening outside of source control.