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Podman can run under your user and use your UID (e.g., 1000) as UID 0 for the root user in the container. Any other user in the container gets mapped to a tempo
by Klasiaster 6y ago
Podman can run under your user and use your UID (e.g., 1000) as UID 0 for the root user in the container. Any other user in the container gets mapped to a temporary unprivileged UID on your system (the range to pick from is specified in /etc/subuid).