Garrett LeSage

> podman itself provides no real "edit" API for running containers. Yes it does: `--replace`. I use it on my server, with a shell script, where I pass it the...

Note that we don't _need_ to add any annotation that it was created by Cockpit to get any of these things done.

This is being worked on, for the upcoming desktop app for macOS (and Windows... and eventually probably also Linux). A few related issues: - containers/podman-desktop#158 - https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/16528 Hopefully we'll have...

Volumes details are empty. Should there be anything there? If not, they shouldn't be expandable. And if there's only one tab of information, there shouldn't be a tab. ![Screenshot 2022-05-04...

> The comment field always seems to be empty.. and therefore cut off. Are we able to see if there are any comments and hide the column if there aren't...

> Padding comes from PF, it's not really double padding: I understand that... but it is literally double padding. There's padding, a frame, and padding again. I'm not talking about...

I'm using Cockpit-Podman on my home server. When a container isn't running for whatever, it's invisible. I have to say "show" to start it up. I'm pretty sure others would...

Cockpit Podman already has a pods view, which would be a much better fit than the user accounts page, which is unrelated to podman containers. I think what you're saying...

We could also consider adding support for showing related services and containers in the accounts page, but it should link to the appropriate pages when applicable, if so, and they...

> When I look at your mockup, I would assume the user drop down there would refer to uid within the pod. Not the host uid (as referred huser in...