Could be that it's a bit harder to get started with?
You have to configure your "environment" for it correctly - with a script that installs the dependencies etc before the container starts running. That's not an entirely obvious process.
You have to configure your "environment" for it correctly - with a script that installs the dependencies etc before the container starts running. That's not an entirely obvious process.
Edit: environment setup was also buggy when the product launched and still is from time to time. So, now that I have it set up I use it constantly, but they do need to make getting up and running a more delightful experience.