The virtualization software Docker is getting closer to being usable by developers on an Apple Silicon Mac, with an early version of the tool confirmed as being able to run on the new chip architecture.An early M1-supporting build of Docker [via Twitter/@mugofsoup]Mentioned in Apple’s launch of its Apple Silicon Mac lineup, Docker has yet to fully make the transition from being usable on Intel Macs to versions using M1. In a tweet, it seems the work to make the transition is making progress. Read more…
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Early Docker build demonstrates incoming Apple Silicon support
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