Re:Red Hat takes on Docker Desktop with its enterprise Podma...
by seemaze on Wednesday February 25, 2026 @01:16PM
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If you're going full CLI on macOS, I've had the best experience with:
brew install podman
Podman manages the linux vm for you automatically.
I've come to enjoy podman more than docker on my linux hosts anway; the default runtime (crun) is lighter than docker (runc), podman-kube-play is great for managing multi-container pods and is compatible with kubernetes. It also integrates very neatly with systemd. Of course there is the whole daemon-less and rootless side of the things as well..
I've come to enjoy podman more than docker on my linux hosts anway; the default runtime (crun) is lighter than docker (runc), podman-kube-play is great for managing multi-container pods and is compatible with kubernetes. It also integrates very neatly with systemd. Of course there is the whole daemon-less and rootless side of the things as well..