That's super unkind and incorrect. IE was a trash software that was widely available because MS was trying to extend their monopoly into new areas.
Even if it's not your taste, bash is a mature, stable FLOSS package with wide community support. The reason it is so common is due to it's positive attributes, not because there is a plot to make it the only choice available to you.
Internet Explorer shell expansion always trips me up.
I don't know. both? probably? I tried a couple of things here and there. it was plain that bringing in docker would add a layer of obfuscation to my system that I am not equipped to deal with. So I rinsed it from my mind.
If you think it's likely that I followed some "how to get started with docker" tutorial that had completely wrong information in it, that just demonstrates the point I am making.
Every time I have tried it just introduces a layer of complexity I can't tolerate. I have struggled to learn everything required to run a simple Debian server. I don't care what anyone says, docker is not simpler or easier. Maybe it is when everything runs perfectly but they never do so you have to consider the eventual difficulty of troubleshooting. And that would be made all the more cumbersome if I do not yet understand the fundamentals of Linux system.
However I do keep a list of packages I want to use that are docker-only. So if one day I feel up to it I'll be ready to go.
There is an option you can set in .zshrc or .bashrc which only includes lines that exit 0 (success)