Qocker is a user-friendly Qt GUI application for managing Docker containers

Looks pretty nice. I love to see a real desktop app (using Qt) instead of yet another shitty Electron app. Hope that you keep working on this!

Best name ever.<p>Are you planning on a Qocker Spaniel DLC?

I wonder how you pronounce that name :D

It&#x27;s impressive what Python+Qt can do in just a few hundred lines of code.<p>That said, it&#x27;s pretty weird that they are just running the `docker` command directly and &quot;manually&quot; parsing the output instead of just calling docker-py, which has been around forever: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;docker&#x2F;docker-py">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;docker&#x2F;docker-py</a>

Based on the screenshot, I&#x27;m not sure if this supports docker compose... it might be nice to be able to create new containers from scratch using the UI if I&#x27;m using it for managing running containers.

Wow. This is actually very very good. It&#x27;s the best UI for docker I&#x27;ve seen so far. It&#x27;s also very fast. I&#x27;ll be using this from now on. Thanks!

I&#x27;m very fond of short projects like these that provide significant value. A couple hours and 500-something lines is all it took to make some of us happy.<p>Super cool!

Excuse me for my naive question, but why don&#x27;t we use native Docker Desktop? What are the advantages of this tool?

May I ask why people are using these desktop apps instead of Portainer and other web interfaces that run inside docker?

Rancher Desktop is a good alternative that properly set up a docker installation on Windows for you.

Could&#x27;ve called it Quokka.

Can qt use break lines in cells ? It&#x27;d be easier to parse info.

Pretty please, make a Flatpak! I&#x27;m a Plasma user that loves native looking apps.<p>However, Python dependencies is a living nightmare that I won&#x27;t enter.

Nice project! I would like to see:-<p>- Support for Podman<p>- Support for Qt6