As some said, it’s fine!

I have it installed on my raspberry pi to run Jellyfin and a few other apps, and it’s been mostly stable. However I’ve had the same thoughts as you, so I can confirm that you won’t be able to learn as much with it.

Some of my other needs are hosted on a VPS without CasaOS, and that’s where I was able to learn most of what I know. It’s also where I spent the most time configuring and fixing incompatibilities.

I’d suggest that you keep CasaOS for the things you want to depend on, and start learning on another system without CasaOS by installing apps you’re interested to try out. This way you’ll learn about reverse proxies, certificates, docker, etc, without being afraid to mess up your current setup.

This French dude did the same with an Xbox 360 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuGE2JL-V4Emj5jz-w4KQMGRUYEmEIApc

180!!! Wtf

Looks like excalidraw to me, but not sure!

Yep. I stupidly thought I could use it on my work laptop. Big nope, I had to go back after 2 hours.

It has great potential, but it’s still far from being ready… 😔

My condolences

Oh yea I see

Hope you enjoyed playing again! It isn’t getting much content anymore, but the game is still so good :)

Champ is already pretty high, well done!

Such a great game, I’m so glad to have waited long after the release to play it.

I would recommend it to anybody now!

Oh cool! This early access just keeps on giving. The game is already very fun

Because most things built with Rust are faster than their equivalent, especially electron-based apps.

So as a user, regardless of the cult following, i’m happy that this tech exists and is being adopted so fast.

I completely agree!

Once you’re done with slay the spire, you can start the cycle again and play Vampire Survivors and Balatro 😁

Immich for photos (the only proper Google photos alternative) Nextcloud for storing documents and photos (read by immich). Jellyfin to replace Plex.