run o11v4 on any machine, windows, mac, and linux included, using podman
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o11v4-podman

Run o11v4 in a containerized environment using Podman.

This project packages o11v4 inside a Podman pod, letting you run it on devices that aren't really supported, such as Windows and macOS, while keeping everything isolated and secure. The container handles all Linux dependencies, so you don't need to set up a Linux environment yourself using something like WSL.

Getting Started

See PODMAN-SETUP.md for full instructions on how to install Podman and run o11v4 on your system.