I don’t really agree with you here. If you take the time to set things up properly. And prepare for IF something would happen. Your fine. Been running a exposed jellyfin server for years now. Never hat a security issue. And even if I would, not much harm could be done anyway due to how it is setup.

I don’t even need to use a VPN to be forced to login…

Of you still like some manual dependency control. Slackware is your friend 😁

How difficult can it be to just give someone a login? I don’t get the whole sharing jellyfin is difficult argument. It is just as easy as any online service 🤷‍♂️

None. Self hosted wireguard. To access some services.

I can disable AA on my device no problem. But I use it sometimes too so that isn’t a great solution. I agree that it is a mess though.

Thanks for the tip! Never heard of setroubleshooter tbh.

That was not the true real silk road. Most likely silk road 2. The original was shutdown in 2013

If you are talking about the silkroad that was way before the fentanyl crisis in the US wasn’t it?

I have read that page and this isnt really what i asked. this is about just snapper not how to setup btrfs to get it working as i explained above

Like I said in the post. To set it up just like Opensuse Tumbleweed. I find snapper quite easy to work with and use to rollback from those bootable snapshots. Also it making snapshots after updates is quite useful too

What do you mean with both?

I would also look in to I2P. Their are a few clients that support it like qbittorrent.

W3m

Might be able to disable it with adb?

Bit of a different beast. Not something I would daily drive though. Slackware perhaps. But gentoo other then the docs being top notch and the learning experience being fairly streamlined. It is also a good distro for daily use.

I would argue Gentoo is better suited for that. It is just compilation that can take a long time.

Traefik, it works very well on Kubernetes.

No need too, the great folks that maintain the distro do the hard work for you.

I download straight from Tidal. Tben use a navidrome server to stream my music anywhere I go with my own library.