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Right, I just spent 10 minutes looking for documentation that doesn't involve shitty expensive SaaS/PaaS, couldn't find anything. That disqualifies it for me as well, sorry for wasting your time.
I'll keep watching this thread, relevant to my interests as well. At work we let ansible (in pull mode) handle the Linux fleet, Android we don't have enough devices to bother, and are looking towards jamf for macs. But I'd love to find a FOSS solution too, our requirements are simple enough (as you said install/remove stuff, change basic settings)