Ok, I was reading about Podman in bed last night.

It definitely has its advantages, especially when it comes to conserving resources.

It doesn't need a daemon in the background, which already taps resources and therefore offers a single point of attack. The containers start much faster than with Docker.

It will definitely be much better in use on smaller devices, like a Raspiblitz.

It was developed by Red Hat.

I'm already looking into it and may rename the Github project of mine to ‘haven-containerised’ and also make Podman available. But first I have to learn how to build it by default.

Docker is still used a lot on larger servers and is well integrated in some infrastructures.

I think which is ‘better’ is a personal decision, just like a musician decides which music software to use. However, there are advantages of Podman that can be utilised.