Jellyfin is great and I run both. However, sharing access with family is a PITA compared to Plex. I paid for Plex Pass lifetime at the $75 and have no reason to fully move. Keeping Jellyfin around in case Plex tries to rug pull lifetime passes, though.
I use nano for quick edits and vim for longer stuff or things that need better find and replace.
Who TF cares? If you want containerized apps, run Flatpak. There is no application packaged for Snap that I’ve not seen packaged for Flatpak, too. And Flatpak is better in basically every way.
I’ve gotten my money’s worth out of the $74.99 I paid for Plex Pass Lifetime several years ago. If they ever get rid of my Plex Pass and try to say “Lifetime didn’t actually mean Lifetime”, I’ll be gone.
Ah so they still haven’t fixed the issue where it reverts from XInput mode every time. Glad at least it works now, though.
Gyro doesn’t work on Linux for that controller unless you’re using Bluetooth. You need the proprietary software.
I mean… The original LCD model released half a decade ago. The OLED was after, but barely provided any improvement beyond the screen.
Also no gyro controls, back buttons… Several other things you miss out on
Good point. Is the gyro working on Linux? Last I heard it didn’t work with the 2.4ghz dongle and only with Bluetooth.
If you don’t care about the back buttons, the Ultimate 2C is $29 and has Hall Effect joysticks.
I’m a man, but if I hadn’t already gotten the vaccine, I might do it just in case anyway.
Why? It’s a desktop distro based on Debian. Just use Debian.
I’m pretty sure that was sarcasm. At least, I hope it was.
Not even dropped. Just STARTING to phase it out. Lol
Nah. A company looking to run FreeBSD user space software on Linux.
Fun to see Chimera mentioned. The company I work for is actively helping development of it.
I’d appreciate that! Signal messenger support is honestly the biggest thing I can’t live without if I’m going to convert away. I’ve been considering a move to GrapheneOS soon without any Google Play Services and just using Aurora/F-Droid, but I’d REALLY love to move to a full Linux phone that isn’t Android-based, as I view GrapheneOS as just a stepping stone still beholden to Google’s whims.
Never even heard of that device before. Can you get Signal messenger on it?
Perhaps not, but there is no GNU/Linux distro that is “ready for primetime” as a mobile OS right now. I WISH there was, but UBPorts, PostmarketOS, etc all either have significant features disparity or are straight up still marketed as “developer experimental”.
GrapheneOS is a solid choice for now to provide an alternative, whether a permanent replacement or a stepping stone.
I use GeoIP restrictions on WAN and use a TLS offload on a load balancer in front. Problem is the older members in my family look at me weird when I give them a URL, username, and password. They just ask if they can use their Apple or Google account “like we do with Plex”. So…for now Plex stays.