I followed the compose file in the docs with podman and it was fine, configured headplane as the management gui inside the same compose. I then later converted the compose to a quadlet and it continues to be fine. I leave it alone, it leaves me alone

I think this lets you host that management connection yourself.

No, but if you wanted to do that, headscale is the answer

oci repositories support signing artifacts, container trust policies are a thing. bootc repos are both signed and are distro repos, ostree Fedora and ublue are using it

Just because quay.io or hub.docker can be accessed without signatures or trust doesn’t mean there aren’t repos out there using it.

trusting an oci repository is the same as trusting a distro repository, if its a dodgey unknown you got from god knows where and you cant verify, dont use it

This is what happens when you let someone vibe code your distro’s config

vacuum tube is fun too

but gemini is no where near feature parity, especially using it for control in android auto or google home. Plus you have to allow all your data be ingested by gemini just to use it. Gross

Why distro-hop when you could jump in on the bug tracker or forge or the matrix channels and get involved with the community to find the root cause of the issue and make the distro you’re on better?