If money isn’t a problem then gitlab is your best choice.

It’s the most mature of the options you have available to you.

I use gitlab for airgapped networks

Very helpful

Why is their question, so why is it pretty good?

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Docker is more ubiquitous, Podman has use cases that diverge from Docker.

Discover the use case and decide from there.

That said docker is a good starting point, their documentation is pretty great and once you know docker you’ll better appreciate why podman is different.

Oh no, entitled asshole who talks down to everyone who has an answer for them blocks me. Whatever am I to do.

As an admin I’d question why the CTO has a login on a production server.

You would do well listening more when you ask for advice.

So we’ve poked a hole in your knowledge here unless this super popular open source software really requires 777 on those files and everyone has collectively just been ok with it.

Dockers documentation is actually pretty good, I’d recommend taking a look at it because it’s written really well and can be used as a decent primer on learning to read documentation.

I would recommend learning docker / containerization. For your use case you likely won’t see a big benefit HOWEVER it is a good technology to know.

As far as the “why” you’d use it there are too many to list but for your use case the why I’d argue is “just so you know how to do it” and you’ll come up with your own why along the way.

Simplest why beyond “it’s a good technology to know” is that updating an app is as simple as pulling a new container and relaunching it.

I’m kinda drunk given its New Year’s Eve but I am 99% sure I could find and implement a QR code based authentication method in short order if I tried.

Plex does it, everyone else does it, in this day and age there’s no reason why you can’t generate a token and then a uri and then a QR code if you are able to handle the rest of it.

Again, how is it on Apple or any vendor for that matter, to be on the hook for them?

if they really wanted they could use Apple based oauth

For arbitrary text input id ask you to point at any other remote / UI that handles this limitation better.

Yeah but again that is on the app creator not the Apple TV.

Apple implementing a really nice keyboard using your phone to work around the app developer being lazy should be considered a bonus not a “well why didn’t they do this other thing” which is what I’m saying.

This is so wrong it is unhinged.

AppleTV+ is a subscription service to Apple content.

It’s a separate app, you don’t even need to have it installed.

You’re saying this new app and service they added, which don’t change the interface at all, has somehow ruined the interface?

What does the changed remote have to do with anything?

The center of the directional pad works like the old panel remote and they added the circle everyone complained about them removing.

And wtf does the butterfly keyboard have to do with the remote?

How did it change when they launched appletv+?

Which remote is better?

99% of apps on Apple TV have the same kind of login option.

If they don’t, it’s on the app developer to implement.

Maybe you ought to take the stance of not talking about something you’re unfamiliar with. Every thing you’ve pointed at has been wrong.

You’re not a fan of Apple, that’s your stance, you’ve made it clear, just stop there.

You keep saying stuff and it keeps getting worse….

https://imgur.com/a/5F4X6ew

It does have voice input.