On a linuxy machine without docker running, executing a lando command will cause lando to attempt to start the docker daemon. This begins with a password prompt generated by Lando. If I decide that I do not want to continue entering my password or starting up docker, I might CTRL+C to bail out. However, this seems only to cancel the prompt and trigger a retry of the start docker task so you are immediately prompted again. You can eventually escape the prompt by hitting CTRL+C 25 times to exhaust the retry limit on lando's docker startup task.
On a linuxy machine without docker running, executing a lando command will cause lando to attempt to start the docker daemon. This begins with a password prompt generated by Lando. If I decide that I do not want to continue entering my password or starting up docker, I might CTRL+C to bail out. However, this seems only to cancel the prompt and trigger a retry of the start docker task so you are immediately prompted again. You can eventually escape the prompt by hitting CTRL+C 25 times to exhaust the retry limit on lando's docker startup task.