kitematic VS Hekate-Toolbox

Yeah, You need Hyper-V to run basic Docker configuration on Windows, I just simplified this too much I guess.

The end result is that if you run Docker on Windows with Hyper-V alone it's using Window filesystem and then "translating" this for Docker therefore making the whole process of accessing the files incredibly slow.

I used to work with docker using Docker Kinematic (https://github.com/docker/kitematic) in the past, which basically was a Virtual box with Docker installed inside this VM, and since the VM was some kind of Linux, it worked reasonably well.

The same seems to be the case when using WSL2 - you run VM and Docker inside this VM, removing the file sync/translation part out of the equation, resulting in speed boots.

Auttomatic Open Source Docker Open source Those are two i can think of that use those technologies, read the “contribution” part on github. If you search “open source projects” and the technologies you know, you’ll find even more. :)

Kitematic runs on Linux: https://github.com/docker/kitematic/releases, and so does Dockstation: https://dockstation.io

Alright, run this to see if you can fix it.

You may not have any installed/running depending on what homebrew you usually run. But you can download the latest release of Hekate Toolbox & see. Stuff like cheats (hooking into running games, not like savefile stuff), emuiibo, sys-clk, Mission Control; there’s a bunch. But that tool (launch from hbmenu) will tell you for sure if you have any enabled & what they’re called. Then you can disable, [usually] reboot & see if that helps.

Despite what other people may tell you it is indeed possible. Hekate Toolbox can be used to set the Homebrew launcher to open under a different title as well as change the current key bind for the album.

Otherwise you could use homebrew to switch also. Like Hekate Toolbox

Hekate Toolbox makes it extremely easy.

You can do it with this tool: https://github.com/WerWolv/Hekate-Toolbox