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Selfhosted photo manager kind of like Jellyfin
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The answer to your question you didn't ask is: Immich if you want a full fledged photo library.
You download a
compose.ymlfile and rundocker compose up -din the same directory. At first you have to install docker and manipulate the compose file but as you see, you don't need a degree for docker.https://github.com/meichthys/foss_photo_libraries