LG discontinues all UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray players
LG discontinues all UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray players
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Jellyfin (Or Plex if you have to deal with the "Spouse Factor") + Radarr and Sonarr + Usenet
Perfection, no annoying physical media to worry about, but you still get to keep the data you...uhh.."acquired"
I dunno, Jellyfin UI looks pretty good no?
It's alright, but definitely needs a real good polish for more non-technical people.
Unless it's changed recently however, it's been maybe a year since I last looked
I've only used Jellyfin, what does Plex do better for the non-expert user?
If you like Jellyfin, stick with it. Plex kept screwing up requiring me to wipe the database. And the people who run it keep adding shit nobody wants.
Just a more polished interface, solid stability, real good transcoding and a client on just about everything that installs an app lmao
If you and everyone you care about being on it have been fine with Jellyfin, then there's absolutely no reason to switch
Biggest upside of Plex for me is the fact that you can set up secure streaming from anywhere with basically a single click. With Jellyfin, that is much more manual. Besides that, I think some people may like that Plex has its own set of TV Shows & movies to stream, though I'm certain that those are ad supported. (Haven't used that feature & have moved to Jellyfin)
i dont have a desktop or a server that can run this stuff constantly yet. but is usenet still good for the "discussions?" i thought there were better free versions.
If you have the time to seed a lot then private torrent trackers can be just as effective for finding your ahem... linux ISOs without the cost. Usenet is most useful for people who are worried about repercussions from their gov for seeding (as many count this as "distribution" and it carries more weight than simply downloading)
I would be torrenting with a VPN with multihop, and seeding is a bit iffy in my country becuase you cannot be charged here for downloading, but you can be charged with seeding.
Usenet is a bit more work to setup than bittorrent, but you will be able to find lots of movies and TV shows there without having to seed anything. Unfortunately, you have to pay for access to good indexers if you want to download more than a few files per day.
As far as I know, there's still a strong but small community on Usenet for discussions still
As far as server/desktop stuffs, many have had decent success running them on things like old laptops and raspberry pis to decent success. Won't be as powerful, but if it's just you and a spouse and maybe kids or something it should be just fine
Just get an old optiplex in Amazon renewed
someone was actually selling some older dell blade servers on kijiji for 120. if it doesn't go down i might buy one
You sure you don't mean rack servers? The blade chassis is pretty expensive and power hungry.
If it's an Rx30 or newer that's fine. Rx20 or older is meh. M anything is the modular blades, and that needs the big chassis to be useful.
sorry i meant rack. I was looking at a blade as well and got that messed up. i have to check the post again.
Yar har, fiddle-dee-dee.