Boo! Any chance to post the errors so we can see what it’s sputtering on? The binary in Ubuntu was nvidia-smi and that usually gives detail on the graphic card when driver is installed. Not sure if the same in Fedora.

Hmm. I know with Ubuntu they have a driver pack that you can specify to install vs getting the one from nvidia. Fedora has something similar and I hope this may help you get proper drivers:

https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/installing-nvidia-drivers/117246/7

In Ubuntu there was a command line client that you run to validate the display driver (nvidia-smi?) it spits out details of the installed card. When that is working everything else should. If I also recall, there was a nvidia graphics docker container that you can stand up as well

Anyway let’s see how you do with getting the right drivers up and running for you.

I’m interested in helping if you get stuck. I’m not a fedora guy but an Ubuntu one. If it’s mostly docker based you should be similar to what I have.

Totally can do it, you’d eliminate the qbittorrent item and use RDT to download. I know it dumps it into an rclone mount for my RD bucket, and I never have it download to host. Instead I have a virtual network drive mounted for plex/Jellyfin to pull from. Radarr and Sonarr use the qbittorrent protocol as the download client but you point it to RDT instead.
In this setup since you should use RD, VPN is not required.

This is very interesting. Never thought about proton vpn after hearing about the CEO promoting Trump but didn’t realize the free account.