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Compare Docker on Ubuntu 20 and Ubuntu 18 (Ubuntu 18.04 LTS) 
- Users report that Docker on Ubuntu 20 has a higher ease of use rating (9.3) compared to Ubuntu 18 (8.9), indicating that the newer version may offer a more intuitive interface and better user experience.
- Reviewers mention that the setup process for Docker on Ubuntu 18 is rated at 9.2, which suggests that it may be easier to install compared to Ubuntu 20, where the setup experience is less documented.
- G2 users highlight that Docker on Ubuntu 20 has a perfect product direction score (10.0), suggesting that users feel confident about the future development and support of the product, while Ubuntu 18 has a lower score (8.9), indicating some concerns about its long-term viability.
- Reviewers say that the quality of support for Docker on Ubuntu 18 is slightly better (8.4) than on Ubuntu 20 (8.3), which may be important for users who prioritize responsive customer service.
- Users on G2 report that Docker on Ubuntu 20 is particularly favored by small businesses (50.0% of reviews), while Ubuntu 18 has a higher percentage of small business reviews (61.5%), suggesting that Ubuntu 18 may have a more established user base in that segment.
- Users say that both versions have similar ratings for meeting requirements (9.3 for Ubuntu 20 and 9.4 for Ubuntu 18), indicating that both products effectively fulfill user needs, but the slight edge for Ubuntu 18 may appeal to those looking for proven reliability.
one of the best tools in terms of cost and minimal time of deployment and security because of apps running on the containers which are isolated and segregated from each other
Volume and Networking part is tricky to understand.
The interface is very simple. The overall system is ultra smooth. All the peripherals are supported out of box as well as the drivers are in working condition. It is easy to integrate with server side applications such as nodeJS and Docker. The customer...
Interoperating system application support is missing somewhere. Improvement is required in UI. There are still many OS-based operations that specifically require terminal experience.
one of the best tools in terms of cost and minimal time of deployment and security because of apps running on the containers which are isolated and segregated from each other
The interface is very simple. The overall system is ultra smooth. All the peripherals are supported out of box as well as the drivers are in working condition. It is easy to integrate with server side applications such as nodeJS and Docker. The customer...
Volume and Networking part is tricky to understand.
Interoperating system application support is missing somewhere. Improvement is required in UI. There are still many OS-based operations that specifically require terminal experience.
