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I hope more open source projects support it. Most repos I check out still have only docker specific commands… Even though most things are similar, the differe
by Wronnay 4y ago
I hope more open source projects support it.
Most repos I check out still have only docker specific commands…
Even though most things are similar, the differences in e.g networking (for example host.docker.internal vs host.containers.internal) create lots of Issues for me
- candiddevmike 4y agoYou may be able to symlink podman to /usr/bin/docker and things should "Just Work"
- mikercampbell 4y agoThat was the smartest decision they made other than the product itself
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- shadycuz 4y agoI got my simple docker files working with podman but my more advanced ones didn't. This was about 8 months ago. After running podman for about 2-3 weeks on my dev machine, I went back to docker.
- addandsubtract 4y agoI had the same experience. Even though I tried really hard and gave it a few months, I went back to Docker. I'm keeping an eye on Podman, though, and hope they can pull through to replace Docker soon.