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Migrating to Podman
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Podman-compose is a python script that simply converts a compose file to 'podman run'. It worked fine enough for me, but the caveat being it doesn't have full feature parity and the errors aren't as good. The only thing I couldnt get working was connecting my GPU to jellyfin.
Turning conainers into systemd units is easy: 'podman generate systems --new --name $container_name › $HOME/.config/systems/user/$container_name.service' 'systemctl --user enable --now $container_name'
https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-generate-systemd.1.html