On 2018-03-30 21:39, Colin Walters wrote:
It's obviously not hard to install after the fact, but then neither
is a lot of other things included in Workstation. The discoverability of non-GUI
apps particularly outside of gnome-software is an issue;
Here is what I get in my terminal if I try to type podman on a system
where it's not installed:
[andreasn@audrey ~]$ podman
bash: podman: command not found...
Install package 'podman' to provide command 'podman'? [N/y]
So it seems fairly straightforward to discover, provided you know about
it. I'm skeptical to the value of providing non-gui apps in the gui
software manager. If you're using the CLI, you're already using the CLI. :)
Not saying podman doesn't belong in the default install though, I think
having the ability to manage containers out of the box makes a lot of sense.
- Andreas
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