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Interesting. What would be an example of a docker container that would not run on IncusOS?
Edit: sorry, I misread the question. I haven't run into any docker containers that don't run on incus, but my testing is limited.
Well, I have run the homeassistant core docker, calibre web automated, and a bunch more.
One just needs to add the docker https path to its repository and the rest is just translating the options to the way incus starts these. (Sorry, I can't exactly remember what incus uses to run these containers.)
Anyway, I can dig up some helpful documentation if you're rally interested.
I moved to incus from proxmox nearly 18 months ago and I haven't looked back.
I mean, if you have a couple bookmarks handy, I'm always down to learn, but don't put yourself out. I've been interested in Incus, basically because it's the next best, new thing. Admittedly, I have not yet plumbed all the depths of Docker, tho I have a solid working knowledge of how everything works, and I have dabbled with Kubernetes.