Nice! I was waiting for this release to do a fresh install over my previous Fedora installation that I had installed using Ventoy.

Don’t know why they’d put “Developer of the Newpipe app” as dev though

My guess is that they did not want to take credit as the developer of NewPipe itself. As if to say “We did not develop NewPipe, we just packaged it as a Flatpak”. There is probably a better way to get that across in the byline, but I believe that is the intent.

How is that tracked? By which platform the purchase was made from? Or does that number come from something like downloads/installs or launches?

Yes, installing/running Jellyfin Server on Steam Deck. What would be the best way to install on an immutable OS like SteamOS where Flatpak is typically the go-to?

What is the joke in the last panel? Is that referencing anything in particular?

Probably not normally, but ideally. I doubt mise en place is all that common in most homes.

I had no issue with it when I set it up on my Steam Deck. Setting up docker/podman through distrobox or something just seems like so much extra hassle compared to a Flatpak.

Did they abandon the Flatpak package? The Jellyfin Player Flatpak is up-to-date, but the Server package on Flathub is at 10.8.13 and no longer listed on the Jellyfin website

https://jellyfin.org/downloads/server

EDIT: Looking at an archive from earlier this year, the Flatpak was tagged as “Community”, not “Official”. So I guess I shouldn’t be too surprised that the random packagers did not keep up with releases.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240104000907/https://jellyfin.org/downloads/server/

Right, but that comment that I quoted from the F-Droid forum makes it sound like there is some sort of issue updating to a build with the vulnerability patched. My Mull is on 131.0.3, and I do not remember having an issue updating it.

Cool

The issue preventing updates should be resolved soon thanks to @linsui fixing it!

What is wrong with updating?

That doesn’t even look like a real phone number. Just use 0118 999 881 999 119 725 3

Not sure I would call that “active”. No activity in over a year. And even that was just changing a couple markdown files.

a net energy loss

Like… some energy just gets destroyed in the process? How does that work?

Honorable mention for something else that would also occasionally cross my mind:

Never click an ad

Apparently it works in Thunder

EDIT: And Photon

No, there are just extra features if you are signed in

Hunt says there are 31 million unique email addresses in the database

I cannot imagine there are nearly that many individuals with an Internet Archive account. Is there any reason that an average user would need to create an account in the first place? And would someone need to create multiple?

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