It turns out that I just learned the correct posture of using Orbstack today

In the past, I always downloaded the latest version of Docker and installed it first, and then installed Orbstack. There was no problem in running it, but every time I used it, I needed to start Docker, and the bulky Docker Desktop was started. And it seems that using Image in Docker Desktop in this way is not exactly consistent with that in Orbstack. Today, I saw that this Docker Desktop became more and more unpleasant, so I uninstalled it, and then ` ` ` shell brew install docker ``` then ` ` ` shell brew services start docker ``` But it failed. After some search, I learned that the original ` ` ` shell brew install docker ``` Only Docker's cli is installed (not comprehensive, but that's roughly what it means), and it also needs to be used with the Docker engine. Orbstack implements its own engine according to Docker's open technical standards. Just need ` ` ` shell echo'export docker _ host = "unix:///Users/xxxxx/. orbstack/run/docker.sock" '> > ~/. zshrc source ~/. zshrc ``` Then the various commands of executing Docker are exactly the same as before, but finally you don't have to face that bloated Docker Desktop. After a lot of tossing, I finally felt refreshed.

It turns out that I just learned the correct posture of using Orbstack today

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