You would leave your plex config and db files on the disk and then map them into the docker container via the volume parameter (-v parameter if you are running command line and not docker-compose). Same goes for any other docker container where you want to persist data on the drive.

I was able to install docker on mine. I don’t remember if I had to grab the installer separately or if it showed up in my package manager though

Laptop hooked up to the TV. Always felt more reliable than any other device to me. I also use rustdesk for a remote connection solution

Docker would be my go to

Yeah suggestions have never been implemented well but I relied on just viewing what I subscribed to for content. That plus suggestions from others that turned out pretty well. Post monetization and the removal of 3rd party apps made reddit unbearable so I’m glad to move on

Yeah but it’s tough to get some communities going, like the equivalent of r/NFL on reddit here is basically dead. More people also doesn’t necessarily bring more interesting content, but it’s tough finding similar communities that I had subbed to on other social media

All we need is people at this point. Still way too many people on Reddit and they’ve gone downhill significantly since the push for monetization