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I decided to go with Ubuntu inside of Windows instead. I helped with many of the issues I was facing similar to the issues others are having. I uninstalled the Docker Desktop version. I ran "sudo apt-get install docker-compose" on the Ubuntu inside Windows. It worked as it did my first attempt on windows. This way bypasses the need to go into Docker Desktop and enable Docker on Ubuntu. Steps is as follows:
I decided to go with Ubuntu inside of Windows instead. I helped with many of the issues I was facing similar to the issues others are having. I uninstalled the Docker Desktop version. I ran "sudo apt-get install docker-compose" on the Ubuntu inside Windows. It worked as it did my first attempt on windows. This way bypasses the need to go into Docker Desktop and enable Docker on Ubuntu. Steps is as follows:
Step 1 - Uninstall Docker Desktop - https://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-fix-and-troubleshoot-docker-desktop-windows-wont-start#:~:text=%20Docker%20Failed%20to%20Start%20After%20Windows%2010,Docker%20Desktop%20Edge%20(this%20is%20particularly...%20More
Step 2 - Install Ubuntu in Windows - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
Step 3 - Update Ubuntu - sudo apt install update
Step 4 - Install Docker-Compose - sudo apt install docker-compose
Step 5 - Go to correct folder - cd
Step 6 - Start docker-compose build - ~$ docker-compose build
Step 7 - Start docker-compose container - ~$ docker-compose up --scale ytview=5
You may or may not be able to skip step 2 and 6.
This should save many the rabbit hole chasing.
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