I think both are true - LinuxServer images are usually well maintained, and they all use a common format, so once you know how to configure one, it's easy to co

I think both are true - LinuxServer images are usually well maintained, and they all use a common format, so once you know how to configure one, it's easy to configure the rest. But they make a lot of decisions that are not "best practices" in Docker - such as running multiple processes per container, under a supervisor. IMO, they are great for single-machine home deployments.