except you can't even just trust a goddamn docker compose file that's been shared because you have to audit every goddamn line to make sure you aren't setting up your shit to get popped, exfil private data, etc.

openbsd's approach could make all of this much easier to handle, since the goal is "just rcctl enable some shit and you're ready to roll" but, again, packaging is an issue, and it's unlikely to be resolved because iirc these are a bunch of dotNET apps for some reason?

(not that any of this would matter but somehow the password I saved when I set up the goddamn Fedora Server install is no longer—or was never—working so idfk. I just want to be able to sit the fuck down and watch some fucking shit without having to A) search across a bunch of services that have crammed ads in unless you can afford a premium tier, which I can't, or B) manually search for ahem relevant Linux ISOs and check directory permissions and file permissions and whatever the fuck, stay on top of updates, etc. I just want to enjoy media the way it was meant to be enjoyed! please stop making it worse!)