I fully agree, including the apology. I've just stumbled upon the update (upgrade?) on my self-hosted Sandstorm instance, which I just installed a week ago to

I fully agree, including the apology. I've just stumbled upon the update (upgrade?) on my self-hosted Sandstorm instance, which I just installed a week ago to try and learn. It feels (and looks, and works!) better. I'm one of the perfect use cases for Sandstorm -- I use Xubuntu and I've installed it in some friends and relatives' computers, I occasionally help people with "computer problems" and I might dabble with my systems and local network but I'm by no means a net/sysadmin or programmer, and yet I find the whole... ecosystem? (sorry, I can't find the word) fascinating. It's the best sci-fi you can read. But there is this huge gap that only I seem to see, and I feel Sandstorm could help filling that gap, between those that know how some of this "real sci-fi" works and those that, like me and lots and lots of my fellows, don't. Let the documentation improve. Hehe, I'm happy about some software thing...