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I feel like I'm taking crazy pills
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How Windows works is different I think?
You don't need.
I heard you are using a debian-based distro, can you read the man pages for apt?
Then use apt to find docker, and get it.
It is not installed in the terminal. It is installed on the system, ON DISK!
docker should be installed on /usr/bin. It is on PATH. Type docker and see what happen. If not, try searching on /usr/bin (on BSDs third party software are separated from base, so docker should be installed on /usr/local/bin)
And the docker service should be started, if not. Use the fucking systemctl to start it. The service name should be docker, if I recall correctly