[rhatdan]

I see some misunderstanding of the goal of Podmansh. The basic idea is certain users have secure systems where they want to allow limited access to the host system. For example you might have some secret data on a system, where a user can only see certain data depending on who they are, you also want to prevent said user from seeing other users or processes are running on the system. Podmansh makes setting up these types of shared systems easier.

People are correct in thinking podmansh is just a single command that `podman exec -ti podmansh` container, and they would be correct. But the interesting thing is through the user of quadlet and systemd, administrators can easily configure the podmansh container for all users or for specific users. The ease of customization and systemd managing the life cycle of the container based on users sessions is a really nice feature.

Many users will never use this, but certain users like Governement, Banking or other entities who are very concerned about security, this is a really nice feature.