Docker should run OOTB. Also, there’s toolbox, where you can run anything inside, even daemons. And Flatpaks, too. Avoid messing with the core. On Gnome, well, Fedora it’s almost its home.
Just get the default Gnome spin and look up for info (online) in order to replace Fedora’s Flatpak repo to the Flathub one.
It’s not that I can’t run Docker or Plex, it’s just that doing so on any immutable distro is a pain in the ass compared to the relatively simple set up on a standard distro.
It made it possible, it didn’t solve the “pain in the ass“ part
If I was gonna go that route, I would start by trying to switch my entire stack over to podman in the first place. But I don’t even know if that’s possible.
Docker should run OOTB. Also, there’s toolbox, where you can run anything inside, even daemons. And Flatpaks, too. Avoid messing with the core. On Gnome, well, Fedora it’s almost its home.
Just get the default Gnome spin and look up for info (online) in order to replace Fedora’s Flatpak repo to the Flathub one.
It’s not that I can’t run Docker or Plex, it’s just that doing so on any immutable distro is a pain in the ass compared to the relatively simple set up on a standard distro.
I’m fine with standard Fedora WS.
Toolbox solved that.
It made it possible, it didn’t solve the “pain in the ass“ part
If I was gonna go that route, I would start by trying to switch my entire stack over to podman in the first place. But I don’t even know if that’s possible.
As I said, I’m happy with my current set up