This is misinformation.
I run my jellyfin behind reverse proxy and use SSO pretty well. There is a OIDC plugin for jellyfin that just works with your preferred SSO.
Indeed Plex is easier to use, and manage all that for you, but this is self hosted community after all, there is smart people capable of running a reverse proxy and a proper SSO.
For the others, Plex indeed is forth paying for (?).
Feels like you patrol lemmy to post again and again the same list of “bugs” about a single specific piece of software meanwhile there is an open war moved by a commercial company against that specific piece of software, so yes this is why I think you work or have some personal interest in Plex.
And the fact you run both means nothing, it only make sense that Plex people checkout the market
Also, jellyfin has real downsides to Plex and security is not one of those.
I am monitoring my stuff, yes, I think its basic selfhost good practice when you expose stuff.
Beside the monitoring, if I got hacked, they did nothing with that hack so, what’s the point.
Unless of course all my collection has been converted to porn or something without me even noticing…
I am pretty positive you are a Plex shill too at this point…
Keep popping up every time somebody speaks good of jellyfin…
If there are really all those safety holes… Please explain why my publicly exposed instance never got hacked all these years.
Cool, no, not my version but very close to it…
I use radicale with great success. Highly recommended. It’s simple and barebone, get the job done, doesn’t get into the way.
Is it fancy and has bells and whistles? No. But who cares given how solid and easy it is.
It has no web calendar, you need an additional tool for that.
Kudos gentoo colleague! Its the best distro all around.
I started when I was less than 18. It was some prehistoric redhat, like redhat 0.1 or such (joking, but really, it was the '90s)
Then around -can’t remember- guess 18 or 19. It was Linux From Scratches because… Gentoo didn’t exist back then…
Gentoo has been love at first sight and still today I only use gentoo everywhere. Servers, laptops, mediacenters…
I even ported gentoo on an android tablet 10 years ago.
Yeah, me neither… I moved from an 8088 (8Mhz) to a 386dx (40Mhz) directly to a Pentium 90Mhz… Skipped the 486…
Feels like fud.
Matrix is a set of standards and governed by an open foundation https://matrix.org/foundation/about/
Also there are many different server implementations and its hard to believe they all send your data to some third entity. In other words, what is stated by that link is just plain false. Not to mention that today there are quite many clients as well and I find the bridge point a bit… Idiotic.
You are free to use matrix.org but makes way more sense to self host your instance, and maybe not even use Synapse but something more “modern” as server.
Yes, if you mean not download to the client. By default they are streamed to your client.
If you are asking NOT to download them to the server itself… Nope, make no sense after all… You are selfhosting…
Just use antennapod instead or another podcast client and don’t use abs in that case.