LocalStack Pro working with Hobby Subscription is right?

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Hi guys! I’m using localstack on both the docker desktop and my VM with Ubuntu Server. One thing I noticed was that when I’m using it on localhost on the desktop, the localstack version is community, but when I’m using localstack on my Ubuntu server, the localstack version is pro. Is this a bug or is it normal? I’m using the same image for both, in this case the one I downloaded with the following command:

curl --output localstack-cli-3.8.0-linux-amd64-onefile.tar.gz
–location https://github.com/localstack/localstack-cli/releases/download/v3.8.0/localstack-cli-3.8.0-linux-amd64-onefile.tar.gz

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Update:
I saw that, for some reason I don’t know, the localstack pro image was automatically installed on Ubuntu Server. Is there any problem with me using this image in this situation or can I just use the version that is from docker desktop?

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When I’m using the docker desktop:

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When I’m using localstack in my VM with ubuntu server (the browser still warns that the connection is not secure for some reason):

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Hello @Alysson-dev,

The LocalStack CLI is designed to download and execute the LocalStack Docker image even if it cannot locate the Auth token in your environment. Should the token be present, it will retrieve and execute the LocalStack Pro image; if not, it will revert to using the community version.
You can get a better understanding of how to use LocalStack by looking at the Getting Started | Docs.

HTTPS is operational and enabled due to your use of the localhost.localstack.cloud domain, for which we supply the certificate. For any issues, please refer to the Configuration | Docs, Network troubleshooting | Docs, How we are making connecting to LocalStack easier.

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