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I gave it a spin with Podman on Windows and it did indeed work out of box. NO nee It listed containers, volumes and networks and started & stopped a container.
by donno 2y ago
I gave it a spin with Podman on Windows and it did indeed work out of box. NO nee
It listed containers, volumes and networks and started & stopped a container. The Terminal item expects the container to have bash, so would need some tweaking to use /bin/sh.
I didn't need to set DOCKER_HOST, but I assume I have the Docker compatibility mode enabled.
- xlmnxp 2y agomodified the code to fallback to /bin/sh if /bin/bash not exists :)