It will work without needing admin privileges.There are different version of ubuntu docker image you can choose. Now when you log in as the non-admin user, Docker will start up automatically. Click the + button and select Docker from the list.Click the lock icon in the lower left and enter your temporary admin creds.Set Docker to start when your non-admin user logs in Enter your temporary admin creds when prompted. Just install it normally to the System Applications directory ( /Applications). Install Docker Desktop normallyĭon't bother trying to install Docker to your user's Applications directory. However, you can install Docker Desktop using your temporary admin privileges and set it to start up when your non-admin user logs in. You also won't be able to update Docker Desktop without admin privileges. The docker daemon needs admin privileges to run. (It may appear to be cross-posting because I had asked this question on SO, but it was suggested that I ask it here )ĭocker must be installed by a user with admin privileges. Otherwise, I will be stuck at the today's version Since my admin is very temporary and I will not be able to get this access again and again, how should I install it initially so that I will be able to update to newer versions. This doesn't allow to update the Docker version without putting the admin info again.Why am I being asked for admin info, if I am installing it at a location other than Systems Applications folder.I can put that info in for next 2 days, as the admin is for very limited time. I just recently read that if we can install any software in a directory other than the System Applications directory without admin rights.īut when I start the Docker.app from that directory, I get a pop-up that requests admin id / password. I have requested and received temporary admin rights on the machine to install Docker.
I have a Mac where I do not have admin rights.
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