Depending on what container you are running, sometimes you need to fiddle with passing volumes/devices/permissions/groups/capabilities to the container.
If you are just running normal userspace programs then it's pretty seamless.
Podman should support all the same arguments as Docker, and you can install `podman-docker` on Debian which creates an alias:
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For your Claude user running container, Rootless Podman is very easy to setup, it's all I use on Debian 13:
https://github.com/podman-container-tools/podman/blob/main/d...
Depending on what container you are running, sometimes you need to fiddle with passing volumes/devices/permissions/groups/capabilities to the container.
If you are just running normal userspace programs then it's pretty seamless.
Podman should support all the same arguments as Docker, and you can install `podman-docker` on Debian which creates an alias:
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/podman-docker