Podman Desktop 1.2 Released: Compose and Kubernetes Support
I wish Podman wouldn't be a Docker replica, but a standalone product that competes in the container ecosystem with innovative features.<p>Initially the main advantage it had over Docker was rootless mode, but this has been available in Docker for a while now. What currently sets Podman (Desktop/Compose) apart from its Docker counterparts?<p>I've also run into issues running some containers with Podman that work fine with Docker. I still use it for some simple use cases, but I'm wondering more why bother with a copycat product that only plays catch-up to Docker, and has its own set of issues. And, incidentally, is run by Red Hat, and by extension IBM, which are increasingly hostile to OSS.