you can't do that in jellyfin without vpn'ing in as far as i know
you can't do that in jellyfin without vpn'ing in as far as i know
Pyou can just run both
Pthere's still gonna be barely any overhead besides what they actually use when they're streaming
Valso thanks for trying for suggesitons, even if they're mostly server-side
PFWIW if you're opening it to the internet i would be doing it over a tunnel like that anyway
Pmight pay to look at tailscale etc.
Vi run both wireguard and talescale already
Vwiregard by itself is kinda a pain because each connection has to be individually set up
Vbut it's good for phone to server no nonsense
Pbare wireguard is like bashing rocks together to make fire
Vand to be fair, i did find a foobar2000 replacement on linux. deadbeef is MOSTLY there.
Pthere are tools besides tailscale, too
Pdeadbeef was fucked when i used it waaay back LOL
Pis there another way to check bazzite version than
These just show
rpm-ostree status / fastfetchThese just show
bazzite-nvidia:stable, and the fedora linux version of 40, but nothing for the 3.x.x of bazzitePthe date the update rolled out isn't good enough?
Pthey don't give a special version for every single update
Pif you have the fortitude you may read two lines further down and see the date code
Pthat's the fedora version/date yeah? not bazzite?
Pare you installing an official fedora image or the bazzite image?
KBazzite versions are just marketing
KWe push them out wherever we want to talk about stuff
KYou are on the latest image as long as you are on the latest image, we don't even put the version anywhere in there
Pthe version is the time the image got pushed
Pyou have a hash and you have what time the image was pushed
Pyou know what image you're using compared to the old one
Pit gives you MORE info than a just making a dumb number go up to 3.0.1
Pif i say i have problems with the build i am using and i point to this screenshot
Peveryone can immediately narrow down what set of changes broke something
Pahhh ok - that makes more sense then
YGood evening, How do I install the Microsoft Core fonts?
Ythey come in a pack, but I need to use rpm to install them, and that seems to be not recommended
Pyou don't
Pthey're not even useful anymore
Ythey are for me
Pthen you're doing it wrong anyway
KWinetricks
Pand you need to get windows install media and manually rip the font files
KOr Protontricks
Pif you don't do it this way you get 2003 fonts that look like shit
Yits for third party software, plz if you dont know a solution, dont think ppl can just adapt to your way of doing things
Ythx
KThere's no RPM for the core fonts anymore
P^
Yis there a way I can install them?
KOnly with winetricks or Protontricks
KWe ship both
KIf you need them system wide for Linux applications, the answer is no
Pno
KYou would have to manually extract those fonts and manually install them
Pif you want them for linux applications you need to do what i said
