wait how did Claude help set things up then?

thank you! I’ll try to set up a shopping list program first then to test it. If anyone has any to recommend, I’m willing to hear suggestions!

I don’t think the mini pc can run an AI 😅

I tried Zima (because someone said that’s the new Casa?) but I couldn’t get certain things to work on it, and somehow even though I can see it’s made to be easier to use, was harder for me to figure out what to do than even Dietpi. I might revisit it again though

Nice! I’ll check those out and especially the YouTube channel

But with unRAID do I have to pay for updates as well? Also confused on what it is exactly - is it a whole OS, or something you run on an OS? If so, how would I run services on it that I can also watch locally, like on the TV?

So is Tailscale the first thing I should set up next? or do I figure out the Arr stack and other software first and then set up Tailscale?

I know, but the guide I found only covered for hosting on the cloud, and apparently there’s extra steps for doing it locally I didn’t understand. also apparently I need to buy a domain to self host locally as well? I’m unsure - the guide on Yunohost itself seems outdated, since the set up looked different my screen than what their example showed.

I do want to learn the command line more, but was having bad luck on it. At first I tried Fedora server but couldn’t get Bluetooth to work on it properly. Then I tried installing postmarket is but it never installed and always would fail. Next I tried dietpi but the GUI wasn’t TV friendly and Bluetooth also had issues - the keyboard/mouse combo would connect, but the mousepad didn’t work properly, with inverted controls and always drag dropping.

that’s when I finally decided to just do Fedora Kiinoite and it just worked. I can even control the tv brightness and sound from the keyboard

Technology Connections is great. The last video on renewables helped make my mom look into EVs and this one might convince my older brother since charging was a main concern of his