| ▲ | tasuki an hour ago | |
> As long as they refuse to support installing on Ubuntu (and other popular distros), without relying on the distro repos which are always out of date, they will continue to lose to Docker. Your needs are incomprehensible to me: that is exactly why I use podman: a predictable version of it is in my distro's repos. I go to docker.com and how do I even install the thing? What's "docker sandboxes"? Get the latest version of docker? Why would I want the latest version? I don't want the latest version, I want the same version as my other machines have, so things work everywhere. And I usually don't know what version that is. But I sure do know what Debian version my other machines run! Again, your needs are utterly incomprehensible to me. | ||
| ▲ | rsyring an hour ago | parent [-] | |
I run Ubuntu 24.04 on my laptop and servers. The Podman version is 4.9.3. It may be incompressible to you, but I'm not alone in thinking it's a problem: https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman/issues/2707... | ||