You could also perform an *initial booger release - achoo*

> If you want a normal linux release, you'd pick booger booger-v0.0.0-normal-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip
> If you want a secure windows release, you'd pick booger booger-v0.0.0-secure-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip

And if you want to breathe clearly through your nose, you'd pick all the boogers.

, the nostr relay I've been tinkering on.

The release contains executables for most platforms and for each platform a runtime-restricted and unrestricted executable.

imo it has a solid configuration/dev ux and is at least a nice candidate for a local toy relay until I begin wrangling with it in prod.

Again, I haven't really run it in any serious way yet, so I wouldn't recommend you do, but if you want to build a toy client or mess around with a relay and not abuse public ones, I'd recommend it for that.

nostr

This is the [initial release of booger](https://github.com/stackernews/booger/releases/tag/v0.0.0-sigma), the nostr relay I've been tinkering on. 

The release contains executables for most platforms and for each platform a runtime-restricted and unrestricted executable. 

imo it has a solid configuration/dev ux and is at least a nice candidate for a local toy relay until I begin wrangling with it in prod.

Again, I haven't really run it in any serious way yet, so I wouldn't recommend you do, but if you want to build a toy client or mess around with a relay and not abuse public ones, I'd recommend it for that.

Now I have to deploy it I guess ...