How do you set up Docker Desktop?

To set up Docker Desktop, you can follow these steps:

1. Download and install Docker Desktop from the official website. Choose the appropriate version for your operating system and follow the installation wizard.
2. After installation is complete, launch the Docker Desktop application. On Windows, you can find it in the start menu; on Mac, it will appear in the Applications folder.
3. After launching Docker Desktop, a small icon will appear in the system tray (Windows) or menu bar (Mac). Click on this icon to open the Docker Desktop control panel.
4. In the control panel, you can configure various Docker settings. For example, you can set the default location of containers, limit memory and CPU allocation, and adjust network settings.
5. In the control panel, you can also switch between Docker’s operating environments. For instance, you can choose to use either Linux containers or Windows containers.
6. After you finish setting up, click the Apply or Save button to save the changes.
7. Docker Desktop will automatically run in the background and start Docker containers when needed. You can manage and operate containers using the Docker command line interface (CLI) or other Docker tools.

Please note that Docker Desktop only runs on supported operating systems. Make sure your operating system meets the requirements of Docker Desktop.