I agree w what others have said. Just some personal background: started with Ubuntu (well technically I started with Suse, then then Ubuntu). But I found on the server, Ubuntu required a lot of manual upkeep. Debian was just always worked, never had to think twice about it.
This was me, except I went straight from Ubuntu to Debian. At some point I wondered why I was doing all this manual maintenance. I realized that Ubuntu relies on Debian and so I switched. Haven’t looked back.
I've used all three and here is what I have most recently settled on: Jellyfin as a backend server with Infuse on the frontend. It has been rock solid for the last two years.
I agree w what others have said. Just some personal background: started with Ubuntu (well technically I started with Suse, then then Ubuntu). But I found on the server, Ubuntu required a lot of manual upkeep. Debian was just always worked, never had to think twice about it.
Debian
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This was me, except I went straight from Ubuntu to Debian. At some point I wondered why I was doing all this manual maintenance. I realized that Ubuntu relies on Debian and so I switched. Haven’t looked back.
Infuse is rock solid. Absolutely no complaints.
I think so. I picked it up without playing any of the previous games. Now I’m five books in.
It’s hot
There were reports reddit was using bots to influence the conversation
I use jellyfin as a server and infuse as a front end.
I came here to find out the answer to this question.
I am the most handsome man with the fewest flaws, says me.
Do you need to be a member of lemmy.world to mod?
Thanks. Just tried Mlem. Seems reasonable. Dislike having to TestFlight it though.
Yes. Then those edits flow downstream to Infuse.
I've used all three and here is what I have most recently settled on: Jellyfin as a backend server with Infuse on the frontend. It has been rock solid for the last two years.
One thing I would love to see is a diversity of biomes within one planet.
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