Samsy

Nah, that's not an ...apple.

Sure? Thought they are now called Smyth's or something.

Sure, but Debian with the CLI installer. The normal installer is pretty straight forward but not as easy as calamaris or anaconda. I bet people who can install Debian are skilled enough for archinstall

I'm not sure about this. My journey through Linux was Ubuntu > Arch > Debian > Fedora + Arch. Even just Ubuntu gave me enough knowledge to try Arch. Even Windows Powerusers could know shit about partitioning, installing etc.

Gunter Schnapsholder

This is "I use arch, btw" - Beast-Mode

PS. There was always the normal chroot, or not?

Years ago I installed it manually, too. For learning, yes. But regularly, no. The archinstall package is easy but a newbie would struggle there, too. It's just a faster way for skilled Linux Users.

If your kink is Penguin ...

Long time Jellyfin user here, welcome on board. I think biggest hurdle I should newbies warn about is the lack of availability on TizenOS.

Its possible but needs some extra steps.

Maybe, Streamyfin? its the only iOS App with Downloads and Offline-Mode

Proton yes, but signal, never ever. Proton and Plex.

Tbh, on my list for the future headline: "Hard to believe: this privacy app has been secretly selling data" Brave is in my personal top 3