Hrhr some days ago I saw this pic and said, that it reminds me of searxng and now I see this 😁👍.
People, you have to use an instance and configure it's search sources first. The results depend on that setting. The setting is being saved in your browser. You can copy that to your other browsers with the guide in the settings.
For example adding ddg to the mix gives me rich pages with pictures and summaries, and no dry text walls. Try and experiment.
I was using Jellyfin via flatpak. Now I bought us a nuc and wanted to install it via podman on Fedora server (cockpit is great so far).
Sadly jelly put absolute paths everywhere. And I couldn't get it to not do this. I tried replacing them but broke something here and there. In the end it was easier to rebuild it straight away.
Good that I had all my generated meta, corrected nfo's and media withing my library.
In short:
I would always recommend to use the docker method. Moving the docker container is easy, but relocating from elsewhere is a mess.
Hrhr some days ago I saw this pic and said, that it reminds me of searxng and now I see this 😁👍.
People, you have to use an instance and configure it's search sources first. The results depend on that setting. The setting is being saved in your browser. You can copy that to your other browsers with the guide in the settings. For example adding ddg to the mix gives me rich pages with pictures and summaries, and no dry text walls. Try and experiment.
Have fun 🙂
I was using Jellyfin via flatpak. Now I bought us a nuc and wanted to install it via podman on Fedora server (cockpit is great so far).
Sadly jelly put absolute paths everywhere. And I couldn't get it to not do this. I tried replacing them but broke something here and there. In the end it was easier to rebuild it straight away.
Good that I had all my generated meta, corrected nfo's and media withing my library.
In short: I would always recommend to use the docker method. Moving the docker container is easy, but relocating from elsewhere is a mess.
Hm I'm wondering how Geary will evolve. I like it a lot, but last time it refused to show all emails and had no saved search functionality.
😁👆
I just wondered how many instances are connected. Looks something like "yes" 😅
Tetris, The Crew 2, Worms World Party / Reloaded and Tricky Towers - sometimes with my son (10). Yeah, looks like I'm old school hrhr
My all-time favorite is still Tetris - in all variants. For years I loved to play Kirby's Avalanche.
I also remember playing Duke Nukem 3D and Quake 3 Arena for a decade or so.