Docker Desktop for Mac is free to download.
If you don't understand something about Docker Desktop for Mac, the extensive documentation is a great place to look for answers.
Support for Docker Desktop is available to Docker customers on a Pro or Team plan by completing the Desktop support form.
Bugs with the Docker Desktop for Windows software can also be filed as issues in this (docker/for-mac) repository, which we respond to on a best-effort basis.
This repository contains an issue tracker for Docker Desktop for Mac -- an
integrated Docker experience on OS X or macOS. If you find a problem
with the software, first browse the existing
issues or search from the bar
at the top (s
to focus) and then, if you don't find your issue, open
a new issue.
Initially, issues are unlabeled. Issues are labeled in order to make tracking them easier. The meaning of the labels is roughly:
Label | Meaning |
---|---|
area/compose | related to docker/compose |
area/database | related to the configuration database |
area/docker | related to the Docker engine (docker/docker) |
area/gui | related to the Graphical User Interface |
area/linux | related to the Linux component |
area/mounts | related to -v bind mounts |
area/network | related to container networking |
area/notary | related to docker/notary |
area/osx | related to OS X or macOS integration |
area/startup | related to application installation or initialization |
area/storage | related to image and container storage (storage drivers) |
area/volumes | related to Docker volumes (volume drivers) |
area/kube | related to Kubernetes integration |
kind/bug | this issue describes a defect |
kind/docs | this issue describes a documentation change |
kind/enhancement | this issue describes a change to existing functionality |
kind/feature | this issue describes totally new functionality |
kind/performance | this issue describes a performance problem or measurement |
status/0-triage | The issue needs triaging |
status/0-wont-fix | This issue will not be fixed and therefore can be closed |
status/0-more-info-needed | The issue needs more information before it can be triaged |
status/1-acknowledged | The issue has been triaged and is being investigated |
status/2-in-progress | The issue has been assigned to a engineer and is waiting a fix |
status/3-fixed | The issue has been fixed in master |
status/4-fix-released-beta | The fix has been released! |
status/4-fix-released-stable | The fix has been released! |
Docker Desktop for Mac uses many open source components. A full list of
components and licenses is available inside of Docker Desktop from About Docker Desktop -> Acknowledgements
in the 🐳 menu.
Some notable components include: