Switch back to Podman in Linux #120
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This removes support for Ubuntu 20.04 (but still works in 20.10, 21.04, and newer) and Debian buster (but still works in bullseye), because they both don't have podman packaged.
This is way smoother in linux because it no longer requires running
dangerzone-containeras root, so I was able to rip out all the logic related to that. Now you don't need root for any of it, and there's no need to install Docker CE from a separate repo. You can justapt install dangerzoneordnf install dangerzoneand then randangerzoneanddangerzone-cliand it just works.