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I’ve spent the last week living in Apple’s container tool from the terminal. It’s good. But some days I want a window, a list of what’s running, and a button. Davit is that window. Davit's dashboard — container services …

I’ve been living in Apple’s container tool for the last few days. A handful of commands come up a lot, and other team members have asked how, so I’m writing them down. Here are the three I reach for most. container machine run …

After getting Apple’s container running, the thing I actually wanted was a normal Ubuntu box to poke around in. That took one more step than I expected: systemd. A container runs whatever its CMD is as PID 1. The stock ubuntu:26.04 image …

Apple has a CLI for running Linux containers on macOS now. It’s called container, and the part I care about is that it doesn’t need Docker Desktop. The design choice that makes it interesting: there’s no single shared Linux VM that …

I read the release notes. I just opened a Finder window and it feels better, and it took me a second to figure out why. It’s two things. There’s now a single vertical border between the sidebar and the content pane, so the two regions …