TheFANUM

Seems reasonable. I'm a lifetime Plex pass holder, so it won't affect me or the one person I let access my server lol

What if I told you your inability to do something was not an argument against it?

Ubuntu LTS has worked out of the box on 90% of PC hardware for over a decade

This is 100% bullshit. Zero of this is accurate. Cinnamon IS a fork of gnome 3 but that's it

Don't lie on the Internet for attention. It's embarrassing

Finally upgrading my Plex server from Ubuntu 22.04 to 24.04! I've been putting it off out of habit, as I always wait for the *.1 releases but I've done several of these for clients and every single one went flawlessly. But I still waited it out.

Also thinking about switching my Ext4 mirrored softRAID to ZFS... Since Ubuntu has the only acceptable ZFS implementation outside of UNIX proper (Ubuntu's is in-kernel, everyone else uses kernel modules, which i hate). But that's going to be extra work I may not be in the mood for. But damn would compression and deduplication be nice! So still maybe

No. And that's a bad plan. Uncompressed them, and then reencode them to h256/x265 with handbrake (use the SuperHQ 1080p setting). That's as compressed as they'll get and you can still watch them without having to unzip them first

Billy?

The venture Bros

YES.

Great and open source? Get a real problem

Nextcloud is the improvement.

Tech bro

That's not how anything works