Yes, let's go on:

>Podman provides a Docker-compatible command

- not when you're using docker-compose and have custom scripts for docker-compose

- lack of support from Linux distributions - only Fedora switched to Podman a few weeks ago and a few people at work where abandoned with their problems so they switched to Ubuntu and Arch

- still don't know how to self-host podman/quay repository locally - only paid services available - even for homelab - https://quay.io/plans/

- k8s/k3s integration - broken (for me?), never managed to make it work locally in homelab

I see absolutely no reason to ever switch to podman and quay as it's in current state.