1. Coder OSS allows you to create&run templates, which means you can put anything in those templates. (I personally run code-server+noVNC+nodejs) 2. I don't know about Coder V1 pricing, as I've never looked into using V1. > Is there a full feature list comparison besides its production ready and Kubernetes centric I don't know either, what I can tell you though is that Coder V1 uses Kubernetes, whereas Coder OSS is built on Terraform. 3. Depends on what you want to do, for CLI access/management such as connecting via SSH you will need the ``coder`` CLI (not only OSX, for any client machines), if the only thing you are doing is connecting to code-server from the web UI, then you don't need the CLI at all. 4. I don't really understand this question. Since I run my coder workspaces in Docker, I can just define Docker volumes and mount them at specific directories to have certain directories persist (e.g node modules, home folder, apt sources, etc) 5. What install script are you reffering to ? If you're reffering to the script on https://coder.com/docs/coder-oss/latest/install, then all it does is install the ``coder`` CLI on your machine. Just to clarify, the coder client and server is in the same binary (which got me confused a bit at the beginning too). ``coder server`` can run it's own postgres server but I'd recommend setting one up yourself and connecting to that instead.