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How do I install docker on a MacOSThis problem involves installing Docker on a MacOS system. The resolution steps include downloading the Docker Desktop application, installing it, and running the Docker Desktop application to start using Docker on MacOS. |
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Download Docker DesktopGo to the Docker website and download the Docker Desktop application for MacOS. |
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Install Docker DesktopDouble-click on the downloaded Docker Desktop .dmg file and drag the Docker icon to the Applications folder to install it. |
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Run Docker DesktopOpen the Applications folder, find the Docker icon, and double-click on it to launch the Docker Desktop application. |
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