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FWIW https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/ has a docker LXC container. A bit meta but works fine for my use cases. But I agree with your general point.

Proxmox is ultimately just debian linux. You can install portainer on the host. Or create a VM running portainer.

Most folks who need Docker in Proxmox just set up a VM for it. It's a bit goofy but works fine. Portainer is a popular UI frontend for Docker.

I like LXC alright but I do miss the ecosystem of DockerHub.

Especially now with the rumors of Unraid moving from pay-once to an annual subscription model.

I believe this was confirmed and they aim to switch by end of the month. Those interested in Unraid who prefer the old model may wish to pick up a perpetual license now.

https://unraid.net/blog/pricing-change

disclaimer - I'm not an Unraid user.

They're still continuing to have a lifetime license option, it's just going up in price.