Anything in particular your looking for?

In contrast to Tor, Torrenting on I2P actually helps the network and doesn’t hurt it.

I actually do this with a self hosted nextcloud instance.

Urbackup, works great on windows and Linux. For Linux servers I still use Borg how ever but desktop is good with it.

Tidal-dl-ng, theirs also a version with a GUI. Works wonders.

It is. the underlying OS is actually a type 1 hypervisor, XEN. better take a look at their official website then wikipedia though.

Top choice regarding security? Qubes OS. But that’s not just a distro.

You can setup Bazarr standalone as well I think?

I don’t use unraid I use XCP-ng instead.

I know ZFS is not the same as raid. but for most folk it services the same purpose. ZFS is a file system with raid like functionality hence i said for a software raid option it is good. meaning using RAIDZ and not hardware RAID. And yes ZFS can do so much more then raid which is amazing.

Please take a look at I2P. So much better then a VPN. And we need more seeders.

Sounds like you grew up and your hardware did too!

Not everyone is able to seed unfortunately. Here the downloading aspect although not allowed seeding is when you can receive fines.

Hence I cross seed everything to I2P.

Of course only Linux ISOs 😉

Some things only get applied once you restart. Take the kernel for example. It will be used once restarted. It is safe to restart at a later time but you would still be running a older kernel at that point.

So technically the update is dine but not everything is using it yet. Dnf does tell you you should restart for some things to be applied. The choice is yours to do so.

Yup. On slow systems when doing a very big update I suggest using a terminal over a GUI based app. Less risk of things getting stuck.

May I ask which distro and which nvidia GPU you are using?

For multiple HDDs you shut look at a form of raid. ZFS and btrfs are great options for software raid.

Yes that’s why I suggested a alternative. Although wireguard is simpler to setup initially. Using proxy’s and exposing your service directly is simpler for the end user. Both are not difficult to do.

Its not hard to setup a proxy and use a full SSL cert. A little bit more complex but much simpler for the rest of the family.

Wireguard is also very simple to setup. This would allow you to share other services you host in the future in a secure way as well.

Installing jellyfin is as easy as setting up any self hosted thing though… Just use docker compose if you want simplicity.