You could use podman instead and it’s oss and mostly a drop in replacement

So I recently went through all of this headache. I started really wanting hotswap that didn’t look like it was from the 90’s. I also needed like 8 drives capacity which rules a lot of the popular cases out.

I thought about it for a while and I don’t really touch the drives at all on any of my previous Nas builds so that meant I didn’t need hotswap.

Eventually I decided that rather than try to hide the case away I would make it a feature of my living room and I went with the tower 500 and I really love it and everyone that has gone over has mentioned how cool it looks

It’s interesting but I’ve not had any performance issues running Kodi on anything from a fire tv to a Chromecast to windows to Linux (Ubuntu). I don’t run a ton of plugins but the ones I do work almost flawlessly most of the time.

I will say that a couple of years ago I moved to using the jf server connected to Kodi and that seems to be the best of every world. I get the Kodi interface (jf didn’t have themes and it is still really unintuitive to me) and I get a single repository for my multiple clients.

All of this is to say that perhaps Kodi isn’t as bad as you think it is just because you had some issues with your install.

Could this be because you’ve set the forwarded address to be insecure in the reverse proxy essentially doing SSL termination at the reverse proxy? To test this theory, set the destination local address to also use https not just http

I recently watched this video about note taking apps. It explains why logseq and other suggestions might not be the best options.

Tldw is:

qownnotes

Doom Emacs

Neovim

Nice work!

Just to let you know that you’ve said WS-Test is both 2019 (blurb) and 2022 (specs)