they only have to type a full URL once or twice in their lifetime.
We know very different sort of people. Remember that older people wrote the full address as the default, bookmarks and especially googling everything (and “apps”) only became the default later on.
I’m not sure if you’re just surrounded by mentally deficient people for some reason or seriously underestimating them, but pretty much everyone I know can type in a website address lol
Or maybe it’s some zoomie “what’s a computer” thing
If they said they had trouble understanding docker it would’ve been clearer, but they said Jellyfin was the issue.
I’m not sure how a service selling my data and services having potential security issues are the same. Two different issues imo
I doubt they’re thinking at all if writing a web address is too much lol
“Facebook dot what? Stop the tech speak, nerd!”
I’ll take any chance, even one involving docker
Understandable. I don’t worry that much myself since I haven’t heard anything bad happening yet. And with ro rights to media, potential damage at least should be pretty limited.
If you want to sync watched state, resume position, that sort of stuff outside of your house, Jellyfin would be a good tool for that. And it integrates seamlessly into Kodi. Plex unfortunately doesn’t, you have to launch an addon from Kodi, so it’s not as nice.
You struggled to set up Jellyfin with docker?
Damn
What are the worries behind it? Last time someone was worried about the security it was about knowing filenames of the stuff you host by brute forcing iirc
Different taste on the UI front I guess. I thought the default Plex was awful, couldn’t stand it. Jellyfin can be a bit messy though
Apparently all your friends and family are comfortable with hostnames and ip addresses.
I mean pretty much everyone I know uses web browsers and sometimes type in web addresses lol
I’ve had same sort of issue. A refrigerator cycled on and off and that caused the mouse to disconnect. Also sometimes cause HDMI on my TV to reset connection.
Are you me
I went with Readeck a few months ago. It’s a nice solution between the barebones ones and those that have all the features.
I have no idea why the fucking docker instance refuses to work. I’ve tried so many times…
Used to be the case, but nowadays it’s fine to use Discover and the GNOME’s app store (according to the devs on Reddit). The wiki seems to be out of date, which is unfortunately common with openSUSE.
Last edited in 2019. Now at least according to devs on Reddit it’s fine to use a GUI since Packagekit knows how to do zypper dup
Actually that’s not the case anymore. Packagekit can do zypper dup now.
“Less touching of the system, less chance of breaking something” seems to be the idea.