I built a debian based OS focused on self-hosting: github com/onmoose/os
It's not really Linux size but I couldn't have built this if it wasn't for coding agents.
Still a ton of work needed on UX but the main functionality works so well.
Linux also has decades of work on it, we can't really expect new products to equal that in 2 years of agentic coding
This kind of cynicism is not really useful.
As much as we can distrust the company, there is a legal minefield to offer this option in the UI and terms of service and not respect it.
[self promo warning]
Setting up self hosting alternatives like immich is still the biggest adoption barrier out there. Most people are not technical.
I had the same problem even as a technical personal.
I built malmo to solve that. 1 click install for immich
malmo.network/store/immich
Underlying OS fully open source, install it on your own box or use a hosting provider
Gonna add it to the moose store for self hosters
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