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Everytime I try to start something with Linux I fail.
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You are not on your own, I just can't get my head around docker either on paper it make sense but it seems just enough of a difference to melt something in my brain. Added to the fact that docker fucks around with firewall rules thinking it's the only thing of importance on the system, breaking KVM networking in the process. It's just not something I trust to play well with others.