Id like to add a lutris integration for it at aome point.

Looks like it allows that using ollama

Edit: according a couple issues, the flag that allows this is being ignored…

What do you mean by that? There are recent releases on their github.

Thanks! I’d be happy to add one of you as the maintainer to the Nix package. If you let me know who, I can @ someone in the nixpkgs PR. I’ll make a draft for the docs once I’ve submitted the nixpkgs pr.

Is there any documentation available for building the backend manually? I would like to make it available on NixOS, which requires writing a Nix package for it.

Thanks!

Sure, could you send a link to it? Not sure which repo is the correct one. Also, I’m going to work on creating a NixOS option for GameVault first, so once that is done I’ll start on the Lutris integration.

I would love to try to get this integrated with Lutris!

I just picked up a similar one that i’ll use as a router. They work just like any normal hardware, you can do pretty much anything you’d want on them. Also they definitely are not paying for windows licenses, so they probably wouldn’t be any cheaper without.

Jellyfin is only getting better while Plex is primarily getting worse. You also need to pay for Plex to get many features Jellyfin provides for free.

It’s very easy to back up and encrypted vault to the cloud. Also all bitwarden clients save your info locally, so you wouldn’t lose your vault unless everything you had logged into it with was destroyed simultaneously.

The first and simplest thing to start with is a pihole. From there I’d recommend learning about docker or podman, as you’ll be able to host just about anything with them.

If you spend some time learning how docker/podman works you’ll be able to host practically anything!

Yeah I get that. It’s unfortunate how many tv ecosystems there are to support now.

I don’t think the multi user is worse, I prefer the way Jellyfin does it. Finamp is definitely a downgrade though.

Jellyfin does support live tv and recording

Jellyfin works ok for music with finamp, but it might not meet your requirements.

It’s an open source app made by a non profit group. If you want to get things fixed consider a bounty or donation. Open source developers tend to not have an interest in developing for such a closed ecosystem, especially considering it charges them to distribute their apps.

I’d be interested if there’s any plans for a Linux client