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I've been happily using Jellyfin since it forked from Emby a few years ago, and whilst initially it was a bit lumpy (but so was Emby) it's been almost maintenan
by BLKNSLVR 2y ago
I've been happily using Jellyfin since it forked from Emby a few years ago, and whilst initially it was a bit lumpy (but so was Emby) it's been almost maintenance free for the past three-odd years.
I use it in a docker container, if that makes any difference, and my use case is almost identical to loughnane's mentioned up-thread.