Also I hate docker in general. I understand why people use it. It's the same reason I use it.
I am the same. But many services offer docker as the main installation method and many times, the bare metal method is poorly documented.
So docker it is. And it's a good skill to have no matter what since it is so widespread.
I never thought about the issues of setting a docker service with an external database. I don't mind dealing with the users and tables of a database, but having to dig deep in docker compose settings is always a bad time.
I just reformatted my PC so I don't have FreeCAD installed.
But the UI for finding out which line or line end is selected and apply the correct constraints is hard.
The thing I've struggled the most is the coincident constraint which should be applied but isn't. Finding the right line end points is not intuitive and the UI doesn't show the selections well.
The redundant constraint detection works pretty well and FreeCAD usually remove them.
The main issue for me is that certain auto-constraints will not work as they advertise on your cursor.
The biggest culprit for me is the coincident constraint.
Let's say that you have two lines in a 90 degree corner. If you add a line in the middle of any of the two lines, the cursor shows you that it will add a coincident constraint. But when you create your line, the coincident constraint isn't applied.
And the other thing for me is that navigating which part of a line (and which line) is selected is not intuitive and correcting or adding constraints to fully constraint the drawing is a wild goose chase.
Not OP, but FreeCAD auto-constraints in sketches are all over the place, and figuring out which constraint is a problem and selecting the right element in the UI is terrible.
I bought some low capacity SSD for 20$ each to install Proxmox and Proxmox Backup Server and was lucky that they both had only roughly 800 hours only, so that at least worked out for me
I can't help myself, sorry