I've been trying (and failing) to get my ansible playbooks to work for about 2 hours - so definitely not a perfect solution by any stretch. This reminds me why

I've been trying (and failing) to get my ansible playbooks to work for about 2 hours - so definitely not a perfect solution by any stretch. This reminds me why I don't daily drive a linux machine! I don't know why I'm encountering so many errors around installing docker-compose, pip, apt packages etc. I suspect ansible may be a better solution for when you're using it to build machines from scratch very frequently, and you'd have more of a chance to maintain and ensure they're working over time vs once every couple of years. The other annoying thing with ansible is that while it may install the software, it can't log me in. So still having to manually sign in to syncthing/tailscale etc even after the software is installed.