Hi r/raspberry_pi. I've been building for a few months. Finally got something worth showing. It's called KODE OS. It's a fork of CasaOS where I rewrote the UI and added a first-boot wizard, family profiles, per-app walkthroughs, and an OLED display daemon. The thing that started it was watching family try to set up CasaOs as a home file server and bouncing off the parts where you're supposed to "just onfigure Immich, or "just" pair the Jellyfin mobile app, or whatever. Most "easy" homelab distros are only easy if you already know what you're doing. So I forked one and tried to make it actually easy for the people I had in mind. The wizard on first boot asks if you're a Beginner, Normal, or Developer and tunes the rest of setup from there. Beginner walks you through Wi-Fi, accounts, picking apps, and a walkthrough for each one. Developer basically skips to the app store. The per-app walkthroughs are the part I'm most proud of.…