As a mint user myself, welcome to the land of peace :) , after the pesky issues of Ubuntu. I would like to share how I handle mint-unaware software systems. A

As a mint user myself, welcome to the land of peace :) , after the pesky issues of Ubuntu. I would like to share how I handle mint-unaware software systems. As a kind of workaround, to get Docker to work, you would find the equivalent of Ubuntu for your Mint Version. Mint itself is based on Ubuntu LTS versions. For ex: Linux Mint 21 is based on Ubuntu 22.04. So packages for Jammy Jellyfish work pretty well for Linux Mint 21. You can add the apt repo for Jammy Jellyfish in Mint. Considering Mint has had a significant mindshare in Linux for quite sometime, it would be great if the major software providers make it easy to install on Mint. But it would be too much of a stretch for minor players or open source providers to support so many flavours. The above workaround is a win-win all around.