gitops-playground VS truecharts

Flux has certain little features that ArgoCD doesn't have, such as support for SOPS and automatic updates for new image versions. However, the latter is the reasons that Flux v2 has not yet appeared in a stable version. It could be difficult to opt for a product with a version number 0.x when it is the central component in the supply chain. However, we do expect the release of a stable version here soon. One possibility to see ArgoCD and Flux v2 in action and compare their features is the GitOps Playground project that was started by the authors.

I don't think there is an "alternative GUI" but there is community app catalog that integrates into the standard GUI called TrueCharts

Nextcloud - Our Nextcloud chart has been nearly completely reworked, it's incredibly fast and users will notice the difference. The goal of this rework has been to improve the speed and stability. It’s getting the chart as close to feature parity as Nextcloud AIO as possible, includes the hpb and imaginary containers. Remember this may be a breaking change based on your install.

WG-Easy - The easiest way to run WireGuard VPN + Web-based Admin UI.

It's known about - https://github.com/truecharts/apps/issues/2984 And there's a fix - https://github.com/truecharts/containers/pull/3506

You can also use "true charts" https://truecharts.org/

First Thing i would do is add truecharts https://truecharts.org/ It's a Community catalogue of prebuild Apps, Go through their quick Start guides. They also have a YouTube Channel with Video Guides on how to setup qbittorrent and vpn for Container https://youtube.com/c/TrueCharts

Heres the link to there org

truecharts catalog is a list of compiled docker/kubernete apps specifically compiled for the OS... You can find more info here

Here's a link to some info on their out-of-the-box support for cloud-sync'd storage. Their "container station" equivalent would be their app store. They have a model of 1)"tiny collection of core essentials" plus support for 2)arbitrary user-configured containers and 3)3rd party app store catalogs full of the broad universe of various 3rd party containers.