@Mountaineer Great to hear. This #jellyfin has been a long time coming. But I'm waiting for the 12.1 or 12.0.1 release. I want to see the tires kicked a bit first.

@Passerby6497
Debian: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-keep-debian-linux-patched-with-latest-security-updates-automatically/
Fedora: https://linux-audit.com/automatic-security-updates-with-dnf/

@PlanterTree Systems facing public internet, security updates are applied daily automatically.

@DonutsRMeh #Audiobookshelf is the way to go on #android. My family does not use #ios at all so i can't speak to that. It is one of the most used piece of software I #selfhost other than #nextcloud.

@steam_lover I'm still waiting for #sudo-rs to be compatible with #freeipa.

@roundup5381 I have at ROCM 6.4.2 working on my RX6600XT with 8GB well. Still having had the time to upgrade to ROCM 7.x.

Works well with the #ubuntu packages on my #linuxmint desktop.

@AgaveInMyAss #nextcloudnews Let's me keep all of my RSS feeds (non-podcasts) synced between my devices. I already run nextcloud anyway, so I don't have to stand up another service .

@early_riser I use #unifi for #switching and #wifi. I enjoy those products. I don't like their #NAS and #routing options.

I ran #pfsense for over a decade, but since the 2.8 release you can't do an offline install. So I switched to #opnsense.

@catloaf @litchralee As they shouldn't trust a self-signed cert. If you can run Jellyfin, you can run an internal CA and DNS server. Create a .internal domain in your DNS server and create certs based on it. Then just roll out your root ca cert.