“Militant foss” reads like the old saying “militant atheist”…
Yes, that was very much the comparison I was going for.
Also I’m already taking my own advice here and generally don’t go around lecturing people on things they didn’t asked for.
I’m fine with a slap on the wrist for the guy who killed Charlie Kirk.
I don’t mind power users in general … but holy molly the militant foss and privacy advocates can be really annoying. Better not mention any proprietary software or you’ll get a dozens answers to a question no one asked.
Got 100 mbps up … because that’s all I can currently get at home. It’s enough to support a handful of streams but can max out quickly when I’m also doing file or torrent uploads. But for now it just has to do.
Do you make your users pay for access?
Of course not, I don’t want to become what I hate.
Not if you want to lose weight, that’s a reason.
For remote streaming access, sure. But I don’t see a problem otherwise.
I do own my server. It’s in my living room.
Is there something better than jellyfin?
Plex.
It’s a bunch of programs for automated torrent downloads. No idea what it has to do with setting up jellyfin, though.
Even is plex is “bad” now, it’s still years ahead of jellyfin.
Right, but considering that OP is already running a media server and also is looking for a way to curated his library, I don’t see how switching to on-device storage would be anything but a downgrade.
So you only listen to music on one device? If not, do you swap the SD card between devices all the time or do you have a separate SD card for all devices? How do you keep them in sync, transfer playlists, etc? What if you have more than 2TB?
Yeah, go local as in: Run your own media server and stream from that.
But only keeping music files on the end device is a step in the wrong direction.
Priorities … not in order.
Leaving out the a from paedo is one thing, but “files”? That and entirely different word…
It’s just a legend.
Using both grey and gray in the same graphic? That should be illegal.