Love the picture, thanks for posting!

how would we believe you without any proof? …

easiest is just to get a newer intel i3 with iGPU.

transcodes everything and is very fast at it as well with quicksync. and uses a low amount of power.

I suspected that, so it’s working similar to how newpipe works.

not really usable for me then sadly, damn

does it allow me to login and get my recommendations from yt, or is it without any login functionality?

you could mount your media as read only :ro assuming you use a container

just copy over your profile backup that you certainly created beforehand

one main question should also be, do you want to selfhost or not.

because plex is not selfhosted imo due to their login servers.

MacOS and I’m certainly never going away from that. Just perfect for my use case with nice unix base and a great gui. best of both worlds

especially the last point, google is just the best with privacy! /s

this is the way to do it.

and periodically keep taps on main releases to swap from 0.18 to 0.19

easiest fix is to correctly name the files for the first season. then you should be good to go

that looks really good!

how much work/how difficult was it?

ratings won’t work, as jellyfin uses the spotify model of likes.

Im general it’s a good idea for the future to keep metadata in the files themselves, so they are agnostic from media managers.

but then how would you sell your 500k karma account to some shady company? /s

I was the only reddit app I found that really worked with new comments.

what I mean with that is when you read a thread, then come back 5h later it would highlight all the new comments so you would not have to reread all the ones you already read the first time.

such a great feature (maybe others have it too, but from the many I tried non had it in that way)

also great ux with swiping allowed for super efficient navigation

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I see, yeah that would be close to impossible in the long run… Thanks for the info!

maybe that’s a dumb question, so sorry for that, but wouldn’t it be easier to just use a whitelist for federation instead of a blocklist?

give cockpit a shot if you only need a gui for general management. works great together with podman