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  • Yes. Just encrypt /home partition only

    This is dangerous. As some data like cache and logs are stored in the root partition. So some of your data from home partition might trickle up the root partition in that form.

    why encrypt it in the first place?

    My threat model doesn’t include someone gaining direct access to my home desktop. I have Arch Linux with Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 enabled on fully encrypted drive and this chain’s existence makes it easier to know that no one has tampered with my system. On my laptop I am one step further with requirement of BIOS password.









  • JF becomes better or Plex becomes worse

    Both will happen.

    Besides.

    some subtitles work on one, but not the other and vise versa

    For me it has worked everywhere. All of my media is in .mkv so it already contains the subtitles. It works in all browsers clients, Desktop clients, TV and Mobile clients. Works in VLC and MPV as well on desktop, TV and Mobile. Works with Kodi as well. Works on same network (via both host IP and reverse proxy) as well as remotely via Pangolin.

    So you can try putting everything in one MKV Container or maybe change the subtitle formats (if that’s a thing).