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He ironically claimed it was to allow other people to be seen/heard “through the noise”, and to “save the fediverse” so I’d say it’s more than likely.

All of which is fine to do from an administered back end… Like dubvee for example (the instance he ran). But I guess that wasn’t good enough, and he felt his will needed to be enforced on other instances also.

Can’t wait for [email protected] to make an appearance. /s

I tested out v0.3 mid last year.

Essentially the store contains all games the admin has setup on the server. A user then subscribes to a game from the store, which adds it to their library, ready for download. There’s no transaction or anything like that.

Store probably isn’t the best terminology to use, but I guess they’re trying to mirror steam as closely as possible for adoption purposes.

Yams (Yet another media server) starts you off with a full media arr stack, as well as your client of choice, torrent & nzb clients, and walks you through connecting all the pieces.

It also has built in methods for setting up a VPN tunnel for your torrents, which is definitely recommended. After running through the setup, you’ll end up with a compose file, and full docker media server stack. (I think even music arr client is included, but its been a long time since I set this up).