Hello,
to find Gladys’s IP address, you either have to connect to the computer with a screen and know Linux, or use an IP scanning tool and be familiar with networking.
Both solutions are not optimal for someone who is just starting out.
I propose that one can access Gladys:
Normally it’s already possible, it depends on the hostname you gave your mini-PC when installing Gladys!
« gladys.local » generally works well if you set « gladys » when configuring Ubuntu
so for me it doesn’t work because my Gladys is in Docker inside an LXC Debian container managed by Proxmox… basically not a standard install.
mDNS works well with macOS or Linux but I think it doesn’t work on Windows.
EDIT: I just realized that it’s your host that handles the mDNS announcement.
In my view Gladys should handle that directly (or via a container that announces Gladys).