"the Docker Hub"

[tianon]

I don't know when exactly it happened, but "the Docker Hub" is weird verbiage now and we should probably update that to drop "the":

hello-world/hello.c

Line 23 in 6ad8af5

" 2. The Docker daemon pulled the \"" DOCKER_IMAGE "\" image from the Docker Hub.\n"

[IbrahimBagalwa]

Makes sense. But since this repo is under docker-library for Docker Engine onboarding, I think it makes more sense to keep Docker’s default branding here, while the other runtimes can keep their own test images.

[tianon]

Can you elaborate? What I mean is that at some point in the colloquial usage of the term "Docker Hub", "the Docker Hub" became weird-sounding and it should instead just be:

The Docker daemon pulled the "hello-world" image from Docker Hub.

(ie, no extra "the")

Honestly, I think it would be more honest/accurate to even reword the first half of that something like this:

Your container runtime pulled the "hello-world" image from Docker Hub.

(yes, our image could technically be mirrored elsewhere or sideloaded instead, but that's not how we publish it, so the latter half of this wording is still accurate, and in general the whole phrasing is accurate for the intended use case)