← Back to context Comment by jeremyjh 13 hours ago Its called colima and its excellent.https://colima.run/ 3 comments jeremyjh Reply moritz 12 hours ago and they have a first-party one now as wellhttps://github.com/apple/container jeremyjh 12 hours ago I haven't tried it. colima also simplifies linux VMs which is more of an analog to WSL2 than just running containers. It has really nice integration with Incus as well, if you like persistent system containers. moritz 11 hours ago I also use colima mostly, it‘s great! (the Apple container thing de facto requires macos 26+)
moritz 12 hours ago and they have a first-party one now as wellhttps://github.com/apple/container jeremyjh 12 hours ago I haven't tried it. colima also simplifies linux VMs which is more of an analog to WSL2 than just running containers. It has really nice integration with Incus as well, if you like persistent system containers. moritz 11 hours ago I also use colima mostly, it‘s great! (the Apple container thing de facto requires macos 26+)
jeremyjh 12 hours ago I haven't tried it. colima also simplifies linux VMs which is more of an analog to WSL2 than just running containers. It has really nice integration with Incus as well, if you like persistent system containers. moritz 11 hours ago I also use colima mostly, it‘s great! (the Apple container thing de facto requires macos 26+)
moritz 11 hours ago I also use colima mostly, it‘s great! (the Apple container thing de facto requires macos 26+)
and they have a first-party one now as well
https://github.com/apple/container
I haven't tried it. colima also simplifies linux VMs which is more of an analog to WSL2 than just running containers. It has really nice integration with Incus as well, if you like persistent system containers.
I also use colima mostly, it‘s great! (the Apple container thing de facto requires macos 26+)