+1 for audiobookshelf
I use it for audiobooks and podcasts.
Does it support ebooks? Never known.
Anyway I wouldn't use it for ebooks, better to use a dedicated reader. Even if they seems to be the same stuff (books) they really are not as one is pure audio and other pure text. Way different way to use them that I think no good reader supports both formats at once in a satisfactory way.
Here: https://wiki.gardiol.org/
Based on Dokuwiki and my own experience. Mostly started to track what and why I do stuff, and published because I truly believe in a free internet.
They would not be able to.
Ai only mix and match what they have copied from human stuff, and most of code out there is on high level language, not machine code.
In other words, ai don't know what they are doing they just maximize a probability to give you an answer, that's all.
But really, the objective is to provide a human with a more or less correct boilerplate code, and humans would not read machine code
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.
It take months, years... It is a long con game... Don't give up and keep working hard, nothing comes easy!
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...
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.
Nope, I would say no.