@lxo @lexinova

The same reasons I consider other projects such as Jellyfin proprietary; they're using the wrong tools and wrong means to do the job, with the bonus of only documenting how to deploy the program on top of Docker, which is absolutely proprietary, plus the iOS and Android builds which can't be free. Also the fact they host the source tree on a Gitlab instance rather than a regular git-dscm server which requires no javascript to browse, or directly on GNU Savannah like the vast majority of GNU project is unusual and misguided.