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AI can be of great help when learning docker, as it is genuinely super confusing. You don't "find" docker, it's a terminal program that you interact with... From the terminal.
I'm gonna get A LOT of hate for this, but check out Warp terminal. It has a really nice GUI for configuration and really nice autocomplete for commands.
Why should you get hate for the warp terminal? I’ve never used it but it looks quite nice.
Because it requires you to sign in with the cloud and bloated
Oh, that's a no from me then.