[gregoryl]

  For a while, Docker seemed to focus on developer experience.

ahh yes, docker desktop, where the error messages are "something went wrong", and the primary debugging step is to wipe it, uninstall, and reinstall.

[reedf1]

It is honestly incredible that such an important part of the Windows dev process is nearly unusable. It is easily the most fickle and opaque bit of software that I am required to depend upon.

[hu3]

Yep. I used to have a ton of problems with Docker in Windows.

It has been a year without problems since I enabled WSL2 engine for Docker.

Honestly they should make the WSL2 Docker engine mandatory because otherwise things barely work.

[throw20251220]

Windows is the problem, not Docker. Just try wsl2 and you’ll see…

[FireBeyond]

Yup. How many years did I go where the most frequently pushed button in the Docker Desktop UI was "reset my installation"?