The switching thing is really weird, for me it is always saved across devices and I can just play from where I was on the other device. But maybe that is a newer feature that wasn’t yet there when you tried it.

Overall, my impression was that Plex is a lot more polished

That I can understand, but with plex trying to be a streaming provider themselves, it makes it very confusing for not so tech-savvy people

I also have a plex lifetime pass beacuse it was really the only option like 10 years ago and it was pretty solid. I run plex and jellyfin in parallel now and some of my friends use jellyfin, others plex. I myself almost only use jellyfin at the moment and it works pretty well for me

I guess

I’d be genuinely interested, because when I read a list I think “meh” to most of the things because I don’t find them useful. If someone tells me “hey I use this and that because it accomplishes x and y for me” and I thought it could only to z. So I learned something.

I’m interested in your specific features you find better :) I really like Jellyfin but use both and like to recommend to my friends what works better for them, depending on what they like

How does it not work for you? I use it on my phone, laptop, ipad, kodi, … without issues

You could install kodi and connect with jellyfin from there

In terms of what?

Also the problem with not being able to deactivate the things properly. See my other comment, I changed my mind, win 11 is shit. But I don’t think it’s much worse than 10.

Ok fair. I think win 11 is pretty solid in terms of performance, stability and ui (as long as you have the win11 ui and not 10/7/xp legacy things). But other parts of the OS still make it shit.

What’s so bad about win 11 as an OS? For me it’s the most stable windows. Of course the MS crap they want you to include is bs, but that’s not really the OS

For me everything works fine since years, EXCEPT collabora. I use onlyoffice now, it’s much faster and very stable

I have nextcloud running since nearly 5 years and it never failed once. Only dowtime is when the backup fails and somehow maintenance mode is still enabled (technically not a crash)

For those interested: Running in docker with mariadb in a stack, checking updates with watchtower everyday and pulling from stable, backups with borg(matic)

They don’t anymore? XD

At least you’re not a fanatic

I use the public cloud with the smallest tier with storage to host a django app: https://pflaenz.li

It costs around 4$/month and runs great!

You can look at infomaniak, they host everything in Switzerland and use 100% green energy. They also build on open source standards in a lot of places.

But in the end, servers are power hungry and need a lot of rare earths, other minarals and large amounts of energy to be produced.

I’d hope so, but it already works for many of them

Who is going to trust an AI so much that they won’t risk it making coding errors?

Sadly, too many

Source?

A skill worth to them?