I can't believe what I am reading. It took you more time to set up nextcloud with docker compose? What? For my hobby stuff, I can usually try something out real

I can't believe what I am reading. It took you more time to set up nextcloud with docker compose? What? For my hobby stuff, I can usually try something out really quickly by giving a compose a quick read and pasting it into portainer for a test. I have my gripes with docker - especially for my professional work, and I am not a fan about how much it obscures images, nor its shibboleth approach to using a CLI-daemon interface (should be a `dockerctl` command in my mind) but I really can't believe that you would want to manually set up multi process platforms manually. When you want to connect to a data base, and have it be ephemeral? I have rooted around in enough application servers to understand that docker-compose and dockerfiles is a very sane approach. The real issue I am seeing in the comments are that people are complaining that they would prefer getting a maintained package for software. Would rather use `apt install` or `dnf install` than mess with containers. That has been discussed to death and we get the same answer is the same every time - yes that would be a nice world to live in, but it is a fantasy to imagine anyone doing that much maintenance work for packages.