Ben Firshman

Ah sorry, I understand what you mean. Perhaps we could just rename the box "docker" – once you've downloaded it, it automatically updates the Docker version for you.

Small world indeed. @josephschorr is interested in working on this too.

At the moment getting docker-osx to build on Vagrant is not straight forward: https://github.com/steeve/boot2docker/issues/29 It would be brilliant to do this without Vagrant, but I haven't investigated the complexity of...

 What would you like to do about this? I'd rather not have any warning there at all. It looks like it's warning people not to...

/cc @aanand who has OPINIONS

The installation process is simple enough already, I don't think we need both. I think I prefer the idea of "download this shell script and put it on your path",...

In theory this should just be a matter of building a VMware Vagrant box with Packer and setting the `VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER` environment variable on first run.

I'll build a VMware image. I want to move the VirtualBox image to a new S3 bucket anyway.

There's a fairly small file size limit IIRC. Can't find out exactly what it is though.

And there's a chicken/egg problem there too – we need to put the release URL in the docker script, but we need tag the docker script before we can get...