I see. I’ll reconsider when that happens.

Not open source -> I’m not going to use it

Those who do not crimethink are not

Ubuntu on the desktop and Debian on the server. Just crucify me already

Yeah I should’ve probably emphasised that Plex isn’t free of security vulnerabilities either, but I didn’t because I never even considered running it on my server, given the insane price.

Why participate with this argument? I was hoping to be proven wrong on the claim that jellyfin is insecure.

Eh, that’s too much hassle just for streaming video. I’ll use good old torrents downloaded directly to my computer.

And plex is entirely secure?

I never said that. I don’t run a media server at all because every streaming software has its own flaws.

Isn’t jellyfin full of security vulnerabilities? (Not to defend Plex, just a thought. This is why I don’t have a video streaming server at all.)

I install most of my software via Flatpak and Snap anyway, so I don’t need the latest and greatest in terms of apt packages, and Debian brings the benefit of a rock solid base.

Better than normal Arch I guess… idk I would give beginners Mint, Ubuntu or maybe Debian.

Fun fact, systemd also has a field for the user’s full name, which they (shocking, I know) don’t verify. Most distros ask for it as well.

On the server…? Isn’t RHEL used primarily on servers?

I need a little room to breathe

Software doesn’t necessarily serve the user, I’d say a virus is software too.

Same, and the OS is Ubuntu for me. I use my computer to get stuff done, not for distrohopping (though that’s also a perfectly valid usecase if you find it fun 👍)

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This will take about 5 years to fully install

DNF stands for Did Not Finish for a reason

Sleeper agent, go!

Woah that’s some crazy drip

more pixels pls