These are good points. I feel the same way as another poster who commented that the maintainer is going after the raspberry pi crowd so during this nascent phas

These are good points. I feel the same way as another poster who commented that the maintainer is going after the raspberry pi crowd so during this nascent phase only the techie "masses" are going to use such a thing. Frankly, I see a lot of issues with this project but if the fundamentals were solid I could imagine overlooking them to bring it closer to the broader community space. I suppose if I were a Chinese dissident I might have a compelling reason to go for a turn-key solution but previous commenters nailed it that this thing requires too much trust to be more than an experiment. If I were to run it on a pi I'd be prepared to ditch the pi and attach it only to some open wi-fi network.