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It would be handy if the _magic_ would stop it pegging the allocated WSL2 cores to 100% and leaving my laptop fan screaming.
by stedaniels 5y ago
It would be handy if the _magic_ would stop it pegging the allocated WSL2 cores to 100% and leaving my laptop fan screaming.
- pletnes 5y agoThe kubernetes feature makes this problem much worse in my experience. Do you have it disabled?
- doctor_eval 5y agoHere I was thinking only Mac users had this problem. I figured it must run really great on Windows and this was how Docker must have become successful. I admire the work Docker has done but they have not solved this basic product usability problem after all these years; and now they want us to pay. It doesn’t feel right to me.
- GordonS 5y agoI've been running it on Windows since it existed. In the beginning, it was very buggy indeed - felt like I was constantly having to reset to factory defaults because of networking issues, and every other release had an issue with pegging the CPU at 100% For the past year or so though, it's been rock solid for me - I don't recall a single issue. Meanwhile when I need to use my Mac... Docker still pegs the CPU and makes the whole machine almost unusable.
- indemnity 5y agoThis is like feature #1, and it’s not there, it’s much worse on macOS, It’s why I will be running podman on my Mac as soon as I can get compose working.