DOC: Add Apptainer warning to Singularity docs #50
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There was a brief discussion at one of the monthly roundup meetings about Singularity vs. Apptainer. In our MRIQC protocol paper, we refer to it as Apptainer and link out to this documentation, so at minimum, I think we need to flag that anywhere in this documentation where you use
singularity, you can substituteapptainer. @jhlegarreta mentioned that the reality of the situation is not so straightforward as "Singularity was renamed to Apptainer", but that does seem to be the most succinct way to explain it without getting into the behind the scenes business details.@oesteban