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To maintain the purity of the real system, Docker should be installed in Snap, Snap should be installed in Flatpak, and Flatpak should be installed in Docker.
You can express the order of installation in a .nix file
Containourboros!
and to be sure, install all this on a VM image that you'll run in QEMU
Using ansible and opentofu from an LXC on your Proxmox host
In a VM installed via flatpak
And all this because Docker needed libschmu.1.2.3.2 and unfortunately you have only libschmu.1.2.3.1
You forgot about a VMWare layer!
Is that a joke I am too QEMU/KVM to understand?