I tested out v0.3 mid last year.
Essentially the store contains all games the admin has setup on the server. A user then subscribes to a game from the store, which adds it to their library, ready for download. There’s no transaction or anything like that.
Store probably isn’t the best terminology to use, but I guess they’re trying to mirror steam as closely as possible for adoption purposes.
Yams (Yet another media server) starts you off with a full media arr stack, as well as your client of choice, torrent & nzb clients, and walks you through connecting all the pieces.
It also has built in methods for setting up a VPN tunnel for your torrents, which is definitely recommended. After running through the setup, you’ll end up with a compose file, and full docker media server stack. (I think even music arr client is included, but its been a long time since I set this up).
I’d recommend concrete over pure cement. Chuck in some rebar across the entrance for good measure.
Wouldn’t want their inbred offspring to escape in a few hundred years and plague humanity once more, just because of shoddy workmanship afterall.
Tesseract! (/s)
Seriously though, these look great. if you’re looking for more ideas some additional open source apps I regularly use are (links are to the logos):