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My advice is : just use Nix.
It always works. It does all the steps for you. You will never "forget a step" because either someone has already made a package, or you just make your own that has all the steps, and once that works, it works literally forever.
Oooh new toy to help?! Ok I'll check that out and Yunohost too
I just set up something for my sibling, and had to make it super easy. I’ve thought about yuno host, but I ended up using runtipi because it does use docker underneath it all but you don’t ever have to see that.
From my limited experience it was super easy and a pleasure to use, I’m considering using it instead of my current portainer setup.