bloat you use anyway.even just to minimize other bloat
>>107737086Bloat has no place in a white man's computer.
>>107737086every time I read a .md file on github that even mentions using Docker to run an application I tune out and close the tabI don't even know what Docker is but what I do know is that only shitty pythonware uses it, probably to solve their crippling dependency hell in the most retarded way possible
OCI images are probably the best app packaging format Linux will ever get. Prefer Podman to Docker, tho.
>>107737086A whale carrying shipping containers.Why?
>>107737434Its literally just a big chroot manager.
>>107737720yeah so basically it bundles half of a OS and uses weird hacks to pretend that you're actually running the mini-OS you just packaged with your shitty Python script, so that your Python script doesn't spaz out after seeing you have libpynygger-0.13 instead of libpynygger-0.14.3
>>107737086I only use it to run Postgres
>>107737946Except there are no weird hacks. Namespaces and CGroups are a first class citizen built-in to Linux.
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>>107737946This. It actually has some use cases>can be used to build Linux and Win applications which is useful if you want to make a program available for both>ensures when you test or build that no dependencies existing on your dev machine are assumed to exist by the end user - this way missing dependencies reveal themselves as errors and you can build/integrate them accordingly>allows you to setup and orchestrate a local network which can be useful if your testing or building net code>if you know what you're doing you can get kind of crafty and make some neat quick startup scriptsI do absolutely agree some devs make their shit retarded by requiring Docker though
>>107737992this, but you can run any database you want without having to install them or worrying about what ports they're running on
