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A Dockerfile setup will greatly ease this process. LinuxServer.io has an extremely simple to use image.
Here is their page on general usage of
docker-compose.Bazzite includes Podman which has full compatibility with Dockerfiles so there isn't much additional setup other than creating a compose.yaml file, pasting the example config, editing it to match your system, and then running
docker-compose upinside that folder from a Terminal.This bypasses all of the atomic weirdness and vastly simplifies setup, migration, and backups in the future.
I don't personally use Plex but I use A LOT of Docker on a handful of OSs including NixOS, so I know the frustration of immutable filesystems.
Good luck!