[Suggestion] A way to specify container storage location and/or make it readable by user
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I am running distrobox 1.4.2 on a Debian 12 system, I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 in a container to provide a legacy python 2.7 environment.
There is one significant annoyance, the container files down in ~/.local/share/containers aren't all readable by the user where they have been installed. Thus whenever I issue a 'find' command I get a whole crop of permission denied messages which often rather overwhelm what I'm looking for.
Could there be a configuration option to set the directory for the container data? Then I could put it in /var or somewhere like that. Alternatively, is it really necessary to have the files owned by (non-existent) user 100000, can they not be owned by the installing user?
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