>give me an option to actually run it without having to manually go into System Settings I've run several PiHoles for several years, primarily on latest versio

>give me an option to actually run it without having to manually go into System Settings I've run several PiHoles for several years, primarily on latest versions (up to v5; current is v6.4.x) – recently updating to v6 has been extremely frustrating [0], e.g: realizing that even when you tell the pi's/en0 ("internet") interface to use a specific DNS server (in GUI/network settings), it still uses the DNS-server recommended by your local DHCP server [1]. [0] I am aware that this is a joint-issue between RaspbianOS and Pi-Hole teams [1] which requires TWO sudo nmcli which newbs have no business configuring – what happened to -simple- ? ---- If you ever want to consider how crazy DNS-capture is getting, realize that Firefox/&c are all dark-patterning the abilities to turn off "secure"-DNS. The latest Raspian/Pi-Hole defaults are terrifying... [2] [2] another example: why doesn't v6 enable HTTPS localhost web-access, by default (like all previous versions?!)? Do the developers really expect us commoners to know how to generate localhost certificates – this is obviously behavior due to how the pihole useraccount behaves differently then the previously-root-blessed v5-behavior ---- Thankfully, I've kept a local copy of my favorite distro of Pihole v5, and it is readily-cloneable. When I attempted to pass a --version tag during a freshinstall (requesting v5 from remote installer), it went ahead and installed latest v6 (so why even.?!).