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You also have to build all the dependencies for it. |
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Of course but without it you can't even built it |
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@afbjorklund i was able to finally make a build but it's complaining about the conmom but that will be addressed later. A great way for podman to help solving this issue would be by proving a bash script that basically does the build and setup in one go. At least a lot of people could simply reuse it and go from there without relying on the package manager |
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There was a Dockerfile instead, since you also need the compilers etc |
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But the Dockerfile doesn't natively install podman as majority of the Debian/Ubuntu/similar users need. A simple script would literally do the same job and would be probably the best case. I don't know why the launchpad doesn't have the latest of podman. But even better would be for podman to have a similar download process like docker has (download.podman.io/....). I fail to understand why if they call it a proper drop in replacement this is not happening |
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When we run
sudo apt install podman -yas per instructions, it will install the version 3.4.4 and not the 5.1.0. This is annoying since we can't use the latest features on a ubuntu/debian machine. Homebrew already has it but its hard to make it work on a Debian/Ubuntu/Mint machine. hen can we expect the latest to be available for these?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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