Mention that ubuntu 24.04 lts is not fully supported
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Is this a docs issue?
- My issue is about the documentation content or website
Type of issue
Information is incorrect
Description
Docker Desktop crash with sigtrap in ubuntu 22.04 LTS, the issue is known as it's mentioned in docker/desktop-linux#209 , but the most spread workaround is completely disabling a security feature.
Location
https://docs.docker.com/desktop/install/linux/ubuntu/
Suggestion
These are better workarounds that can be added in the documentation until the full support is ready:
docker/desktop-linux#209 (comment)
docker/desktop-linux#209 (comment)
These suggest creating a new apparmor profile instead of disabling the unprivileged usernamespaces.
(I assume you mean 24.04, not 22.04)
24.04 I believe is fully supported in the latest version of Docker Desktop, but maybe it would be worth calling out that versions earlier than 4.35.0 do not support it. If my memory is correct - cc @aevesdocker
(I assume you mean 24.04, not 22.04)
24.04 I believe is fully supported in the latest version of Docker Desktop, but maybe it would be worth calling out that versions earlier than 4.35.0 do not support it. If my memory is correct - cc @aevesdocker
My mistake, you're right. I wanted to mention 24.04.
About the version, it's important to notice that this is a fresh install from the oficial website today and the version is the 4.34.3 (170107), once opened the update checker mentions that there is a new update available, the 4.35.1
24.04 I believe is fully supported in the latest version of Docker Desktop
It is indeed!
About the version, it's important to notice that this is a fresh install from the oficial website today and the version is the 4.34.3 (170107),
This is actually working as expected. New releases are rolled out slowly, so it'll point to the latest stable release until 4.35 is rolled out at 100%, which should be later this week
once opened the update checker mentions that there is a new update available, the 4.35.1
I'll pass this feedback on to the relevant Docker Desktop teams, thank you