According to this article, there is no official package supporting Ubuntu 19....

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According to this article, there is no official package supporting Ubuntu 19.10. You can check out the workaround at nspeaks.com/install-docker-on-ubun...

David Mendoza (He/Him) • Mar 19 '20 • Edited

I'm going to try this...

Thu Ya Kyaw • Mar 19 '20

This looks promising medium.com/@Grigorkh/how-to-instal.... I hope you find something that helps. If not, it might be wise to downgrade back to 18.04 since it will take some time for Docker to support the new version of Ubuntu

David Mendoza (He/Him) • Mar 19 '20

I'm starting to think I need to downgrade...

M#3 • Mar 19 '20

Yes! it may be the case, I am using a non LTS version of ubuntu due to some newer hardware compatibility issues and I have no other option until 20.04 LTS release. Here is my OS and docker details, in case if it helps you....

Ubuntu 19.10
Docker version 19.03.6, build 369ce74a3c
docker-compose version 1.21.0, build unknown

As far as I remember I think I have installed the docker.io version instead of docker-ce

David Mendoza (He/Him) • Mar 19 '20

Thank you very much I will try it today

David Mendoza (He/Him) • Mar 19 '20

ok so I changed my docker-ce to docker.io but sadly I still get the same issue... I'm starting to believe its something with my slow internet, because I did a fresh install of ubuntu 19.10 (I had the iso) but still have the error

M#3 • Mar 19 '20 • Edited

Mhhhh :( or maybe some type of an ISP or a firewall issue...

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install traceroute

traceroute registry-1.docker.io

I can't think of any other reasons.... SORRY I wish I could be of more help!!!