So far, it's just a less functional docker and didn't bring much to the table. I don't feel the need for daemonless as docker has been working fine. I've swapp

So far, it's just a less functional docker and didn't bring much to the table. I don't feel the need for daemonless as docker has been working fine. I've swapped back to docker on Fedora and CentOS by forcibly installing docker on those unsupported platforms because podman-compose doesn't work, containers just didn't work like expected in several situations (forgot detail) and portainer wouldn't work against it. Either they should have sped up the podman development or shouldn't have deprecated docker at this point. Maybe RedHat just didn't like a third party taking the stewardship in the container business.