It's cute that homeboy thinks it's learning.
If it's a zero make a pihole!
What kind though?
Ah that's good.
I might be misinformed then, I'll have look better into it.
Kavita is the one I was looking at as well. I hear plex is closed source and I prefer using open.
Have you tried installing Jellyfin as a docker container? The official image as well as the linuxserver.io’s image?
I tried docker, yes. I have to check if I used linuxserver.io image but I did use the official one for sure.
Plex and Emby are some alternatives, but these are closed-source solutions.
Aw heck, I'd prefer foss
While I am posting from a lemmy account (because I didn't know about kbin when I made it) if I was to host one of the two it would be kbin. The reason is that lemmy has some hardcoded moderation things inside it that I disapprove of. I believe I should be able to say anything I want without fear of being censored on my own self hosted instance and this comes from a leftist, I don't want to use bad words to insult people, but if I want to use them in a different context I want to be able to. If I see an argument between a bigot and a fellow lgbtq and the bigot calls my comrade with a slur I want to be able to describe the situation using the exact words used. I think maybe it's a cultural difference thing, where I live using slurs in a context where we describe a situation rather than for insulting someone it's not seen as a bad thing. We don't give those words so much power and importance to the point that even just saying the words makes people gasp. I believe that censoring some words by default without even considering the context they are being used in doesn't help, I believe it just gives the words more power while we should aim to take power away from them.
Also kbin has a much prettier UI in my opinion.
Thank you for your post, before this thread I thought that all the C named languages (c, c++ and c#) were at least similar but it looks like it's not the case.
I heard about pygame, I was hopeful but oh well. I also heard about godot but I didn't know if it was similar to something else.
I heard that about learning a second one from other people too, and I think I heard this applies to languages in general, not just programming, but "people languages" too if that makes sense. Thank you for the suggestion mate, I'll definitely consider the book.
Very pretty Kaityy! I hope you have a lovely day.