Show HN: Umbrel – A personal server OS for self-hosting
In the middle of building a self-hosting setup at home so I went ahead and installed this to give it a trial run. I generally like the interface and think it is a nice take on making self-hosting easier, but I have some pure stream of conscious criticism:<p>1. There sure are a lot of crypto apps. I'm not vehemently anti-crypto, but it is missing some "obvious" applications and full of those, so I'm curious what the play was there. They're all spread all over the place isntead of in a single category too. There are non-crypto finance apps that are self-hosted (Actual, BudgE, etc.), please don't mix them.<p>2. Plex and/or jellyfin stand out as huge misses right out of the gate.<p>3. I am surprised that it doesn't use nginx proxy manager with preset configs to make this all available from a single domain. Needs letsencrypt + a DDNS provider too while you're at it.<p>4. Why no blog/cms?<p>5. Can I give it the docker-compose config for an application not on the app store somewhere in GUI?<p>6. Wait, why is this accessible from Tor? And I can't turn it off? Nope nope nope.