I would suggest using a Tunnel; I personally use a TailScale funnel to reverse proxy my Jellyfin setup. No need to worry about IP address changes then. If you already reverse proxy things, use one of the other ports TS Funnel allows.
techwithjake
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It is a very nice QOL feature to have but I rarely miss it. Hopefully JF will get it officially soon.
With Plex, there's zero URL input even on initial setup. You just login with your username/password and off you go.
It's the initial setup that scares people in my life. They hardly know what a username/password is.
Daily usage of Jellyfin, 100% agree. I use it daily as well, even have Jellystat installed even though I'm the only one who uses it.
I second this. Will it be open source in the future?
I use both in my home but I have friends and family that use only Plex. Plex currently is much more user friendly as it has apps everywhere and is simpler to use. Having to enter an URL is already a non-starter for many non-techies.
I personally love Jellyfin even with its drawbacks and quirks. But usability and ease are what's more important to me.
I think you're only drinking certain types of beers and not venturing out, or don't have the opportunity to.
One of my favorite beers to drink is actually a mixture. A dark nitro stout beer mixed with chiltipean (spicy) beer. Tastes like a mildly spicy chocolate drink.
There's 10%+ beers out there that will absolutely get you drunk. Also, you might be drinking your normal beers to slow or have a very high tolerance if you're never getting buzzed/drunk.
Thanks for the link!
I would suggest going straight Arch. EndeavourOS introduced a lot of weird things for me. The new Arch Installer is just text based but made everything so easy. Much happier now
Is Insomnia like Postman? If so, could you post a link please?
Can you post the link for Micro? I use VSCode daily and if there's an OSS version comparable/better, definitely interested.
I never could make KDEnlive work well for me, I use ShotCut instead. Basically everything else, I'm the same. Can't get away from VLC though.
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I haven't, no. But not many are using it currently. I would assume that bandwidth limits are more for large, terabytes of data, rather than a few hundred gigs. Could be mistaken though.