Unfortunately it also is a daemon that constantly runs on your machine even when you don't use Docker at all.
Which keeps all kind of mounts and virtual networks alive that you don't need and that interfere with other things you want to do.
For example I was on a train in Germany recently and could not use the Wifi. Why? Turned out the docker daemon occupied the IP range the Train Wifi uses. While I was not using docker at all.
Which keeps all kind of mounts and virtual networks alive that you don't need and that interfere with other things you want to do.
For example I was on a train in Germany recently and could not use the Wifi. Why? Turned out the docker daemon occupied the IP range the Train Wifi uses. While I was not using docker at all.