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  • Some movies just refused to play for me. Subtitles for certain releases just straight up wouldn't load on my lg TV, and then instead of nice picture subtitles I got shitty looking ones.

    Idk... I ran it in docker and just assumed it'd all work but it doesn't.

    Also, I really like that plex stores you're watched state on their server. I lost a jellyfin db once and had to remember what shows I was watching. There's not a good sync to cloud or something feature for that... Yet another container and solution I have to stand up aside from my media

  • Yeah jellyfin just isn't as good. After having issues on LG webos where captions won't load for like 5 minutes and dealing with that for like 2 years I gave up and went back to plex.

    I do like how jellyfin can stream av1

  • Fwiw bazzite itself is new but it's just built on top of Fedora and is really stable. I have only had one issue with kernel panic on boot but rolling back was as easy as picking my version before the last update. Was fixed in less than a day

  • I don't understand how it's irrelevant? The drivers work great and it's a solid distro that doesn't have the issues of package updates breaking your pc without a way back easily.

    To me it fixed every issue that I had with Ubuntu /shrug

    They can downvote if they want, it's just internet points. I still recommend bazzite

  • It's not good for beginners. I'll give him that. This whole thread is about getting a laptop your mom can figure out.

    If you end up being full time tech support then it's not worth it.

    That being said, I gave one of the most computer illiterate people Linux mint and she was able to browse the internet just fine.

    Chrome Os is probably the best happy medium at the moment though for people who don't want windows but want a windows like experience