I've started using podman for my personal projects where I want to deploy just a single service in perhaps a couple of containers on a VM. I rebooted a box one

I've started using podman for my personal projects where I want to deploy just a single service in perhaps a couple of containers on a VM. I rebooted a box one time, and some sort of tracking for the podman networking decided that my listening port was still in use even though no container was running. The only way I fixed it was to uninstall the networking tool podman uses (I forget it's name; slirp4ns or something) and podman itself then reinstall and start again. I use docker daily, professionally, it has it's issues, but a lack of docker-compose like files and anecdotal reliability issues I've seen, I can't see it taking over from, or even competing with Docker for some time yet.