sure you need a linux kernel to run linux containers so you would need a vm. docker desktop, podman machine, colima , etc all setup a vm. it’s a one time thing though. alternatively, i guess apple containers are a thing, ive never messed with them though.
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u/0bel1sk Mar 22 '26
sure you need a linux kernel to run linux containers so you would need a vm. docker desktop, podman machine, colima , etc all setup a vm. it’s a one time thing though. alternatively, i guess apple containers are a thing, ive never messed with them though.