Lemmchen

Non-goals

Does not have to support the runtime installation of kernel modules. This will prevent the out-of-the-box installation of, for example:

• Proprietary NVIDIA kernel driver (NVIDIA GPUs must either be new enough to use the open-source kernel modules that can be distributed in-tree, or else use Nouveau)
• VirtualBox (requires out-of-tree modules; QEMU/KVM probably do a better job anyway)
• Vendor-specific VPNs that require custom out-of-tree kernel modules that cannot be redistributed with the kernel due to license incompatibility

Does not have to support the use case of developing low-level system components like the kernel, drivers, systemd, etc., as this can be troublesome with an immutable base OS.

Does this part mean there will also be no support for ZFS?

I've seen a few commercial services to help you choose the right frames for you or even make recommendations based on your face and eye shape. Is there anything like that which can be used locally without sending data off to a service that does who knows what with that information?

(It doesn't need to be strictly open-source or open-weight, just offline and self-hostable.)

What's your opinion on this board? Is it worthwhile to use as a home server?