Looks like it should work with podman out of the box by setting the DOCKER_HOST environment variable to your podman socket. Or facing any compatibility issues?
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.
The only issue I see mentioned when setting DOCKER_HOST to the podman socket is about log-integration not working for all containers, just like with docker? Ie no podman-specific issues.
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Nice project! I would like to see:-
- Support for Podman
- Support for Qt6
It's GPL 3, so you're also free to contribute from what I can tell
Looks like it should work with podman out of the box by setting the DOCKER_HOST environment variable to your podman socket. Or facing any compatibility issues?
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.
modified the code to fallback to /bin/sh if /bin/bash not exists :)
I imagine they'll run into some of the same issues lazydocker [1] did. It seems non-trivial for seamless, comprehensive compatibility.
[1] https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazydocker/issues/4
The only issue I see mentioned when setting DOCKER_HOST to the podman socket is about log-integration not working for all containers, just like with docker? Ie no podman-specific issues.
Some light usage here and no issues so far.