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One of the best pieces of self-hosted software ever to exist.
Edit: This is Immich! for the folks who don't know.
@corsicanguppy @sonofearth People concerned about this kind of thing could sponsor distributions to create native packages. For example, hire a debian developer to package and include immich in debian.
I've personally been meaning to package navidrome for debian for several years now, but other things have taken priority.