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Podman Desktop is planning also to bring a Kubernetes cluster very easily. For now you can deploy to an existing Kubernetes cluster the Pod (set of containers that Podman provides) and you can also switch your current context from the tray icon.
For example if you're using homebrew it will download the right specific file.
And universal is there so that people don't bother to know which arch is their computer.
* First Support of Docker Desktop extensions. Leveraging the current plug-in system of Podman Desktop, an adapter is added around the Docker Desktop UI extensions to intercept the calls and manage the extensions. Adding a feature can also be done using that way. (For example the Trivy security scanner, Deploy to OpenShift, etc.) note: it does not handle yet the VM components. Support will be added depending on the users feedback.
* Install Podman on Windows if not yet installed: At startup it detects if Podman is installed or not and if not, after answering to a prompt, Podman is installed. It still requires WSL/Hyper-v to be enabled.
We received external Pull Requests contributions so thanks to all the contributors
Website is at https://podman-desktop.io Extensibility section is at https://podman-desktop.io/extend Complete list of bug fixed / enhancements https://github.com/containers/podman-desktop/issues?q=is%3Ac...