<sad_plan>
dunno why its named like this, but I recall the name when i read it..
<kris_>
yeah kodi is potentially an option
<kris_>
not to mention, void has kodi packaged already
<kris_>
which is what i run on my servers and why i'm not super happy with using jellyfin at the moment
<sad_plan>
plex is afaik also good, but its not foss. and yeah, licencing shit is also not ideal
<sad_plan>
give kodi a go, maybe itll suit you just fine
<kris_>
the issue here is just the OS' i'm okay with using for this
<kris_>
void has no dotnet, so no jellyfin
<kris_>
alpine has jellyfin already packaged, issue is that it's alpine and i'll have to run it in a container because mullvads vpn client is a hard requirement for me as opposed to just straight up wireguard
<kris_>
debian is a *mess* with dependencies and packages get way way too old even with security patches, so i would be forced to use debian testing if i go that route but it has both things
<kris_>
containers *are* a simple solution but meh
<kris_>
i guess nixos is also an option but that's so irrationally overkill
<kris_>
actually hm, jellyfin has generic builds
<kris_>
i guess i could package it and pull those as an upstream, they even have generic builds for musl
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<kris_>
^ ended up just doing that
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<sewn>
hi kris
<kris_>
hi sewn
<sewn>
:3
<kris_>
considering abusing github actions to build packages for me
<kris_>
and basically be my xbps repo via github pages
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<sewn>
you use void?
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<chungstoin>
hello
<sewn>
hai
<chungstoin>
wassup
<chungstoin>
kiss sounds amazing
<chungstoin>
I'm trying to install it rn
<chungstoin>
do open source nvidia drivers work on it
<chungstoin>
I can't find anyone really talking about nouveau support on musl
<chungstoin>
if I can't get it to work I'll just use gkiss though
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<sewn>
chungstoin: you can use gkiss ofc
<sewn>
dont use nouveau
<sewn>
its kinda bad atm
<chungstoin>
what's bad rn
<sewn>
well power management and graphics
<chungstoin>
is it like unusable or something
<sewn>
no just not exactly the greatest
<chungstoin>
oh
<sewn>
graphics especially
<chungstoin>
is it only really problematic for high end games or something?
<sewn>
i havent tried low end games
<sewn>
but if your graphics card is high end enough it can run low end games at maybe 60fps
<chungstoin>
gamedev is the most important thing to my pc rn so like blender, godot
<sewn>
ohhell no dont use nouveau then
<sewn>
casual gaming is fine but if thats your profession i would not do that
<chungstoin>
well I only do retro stuff
<sewn>
well you can shoot yourself in the foot if you want
<sewn>
lol
<chungstoin>
oy if I wasn't in the middle of a kiss install I would take your advice
<chungstoin>
would have
<sewn>
kiss is very simple to install
<chungstoin>
yeah
<sewn>
so switching now is easier most likely
<sewn>
especially if you have ccache already setup
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<kris_>
aaaa
<kris_>
^2
<riteo>
wahoo
<riteo>
got a thin client for cheap
<riteo>
me happy
<kris_>
whatdya get
<riteo>
"only" 2 gigs of ram, but who ever needed more than that :P
<riteo>
one sex
<riteo>
sec
<riteo>
crap
<sewn>
sex.
<riteo>
dell wyse 3030
<kris_>
lmao
<riteo>
yes you heard that right, I got one sex at the used market
<riteo>
not two, not three
<riteo>
ONE se
<riteo>
x
<kris_>
condition: mint
<sewn>
you negociated
<riteo>
I didn't because I... kinda didn't think about it
<kris_>
the client was thin as well
<riteo>
looked at the price and was like "that's fine"
<kris_>
what do you plan on using the 3030 for?
<riteo>
kris_: sounds perfect as a server honestly
<riteo>
got gbit and an usb 3.0 port
<riteo>
also an internal unused m2 slot for wifi stuff
<riteo>
also great as a media box
<riteo>
its got 2 displayport outputs and I think that it would go quite well for streaming DRM crap to the "smart" tv with all the crap out of date
<riteo>
I mean it's a thin client it should be enough for decoding video shouldn't it
<kris_>
i wouldnt expect to transcode on it
<kris_>
but i imagine it should >play back video
<riteo>
yea
<riteo>
the netflics, the amazoon primos and all that weird stuff out there
<kris_>
alternatively: selfhost jellyfin
<kris_>
assuming you have a bunch of storage :p
<riteo>
yea but then I should get the videos somehow...
<riteo>
and I'd rather not start a sailing adventure just for some random series my mom watches
<riteo>
I don't really do that, it'd be more for my mom
<kris_>
private trackers have spoiled me personally
<sewn>
ooh what are private trackers
<kris_>
i never have to like actually look for shit anymore
<riteo>
yea I can imagine
<riteo>
do you have to keep a quota or something
<kris_>
you have to seed XYZ amount or XYZ amount of time
<kris_>
it varies by tracker
<kris_>
generally you just keep a positive ratio and you're fine but you *have* to seedc
<kris_>
sewn invite only torrent trackers
<kris_>
for the most part you have to know someone who already has access to get in
<kris_>
riteo idk i imagine it can definitely play back video
<kris_>
what do you intend on hosting on it if you server it up
<riteo>
other stuff
<riteo>
tbh I'd like to partition stuff into different machines
<riteo>
like I could definitely put this out to the outside world
<riteo>
I don't feel like hooking the fast cool NAS with all my sensitive data to the outside world
<riteo>
not even with minimal software and good user separation
<riteo>
I think I'm just paranoid but... I still have to figure out what I have and make good use of it
<riteo>
like I still have a dead laptop in the drawer that I could use too
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<kris_>
yeah that's a positive to having actual vlan support
<kris_>
gotta treat anything truly publicly exposed as toxic waste
<riteo>
yea
<riteo>
although isn't vlan like exploitable
<riteo>
with packet spoofing and weird things
<kris_>
potentially
<riteo>
wouldn't a firewall be better suited then
<sewn>
what does it track kris
<riteo>
sewn: you could see a tracker as a torrent index
<riteo>
when you want to torrent something it tells you where to connect IIRC
<riteo>
speeds up peer detection
<riteo>
if you can even detect in the first place
<sewn>
ooh u wan
<sewn>
I want
<sewn>
oh wait nvm I don't torrent
<riteo>
yea me neither
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<kris_>
riteo: generally you want both
<kris_>
the switch should be segmenting traffic and the router provides a subnet for those devices
<kris_>
you can have inter vlan routing via some funky firewall stuff but generally you just want no connection
<kris_>
the point of a vlan is more to tell your router to put those devices somewhere else
<riteo>
kris_: yea but if you can spoof vlan packets then is it really secure
<kris_>
i think at that point you're mostly just putting trust in your switch firmware and otherwise
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<sad_plan>
sewn: what makes you say that noveoau is so terrible as you say? last time i checked which was couple months ago or something, it worked fine. I had no issues with it. appart from not seeing the gpu temp, which was annoying
<sad_plan>
did something happen just recently with it?
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<sad_plan>
also; kris_ please abuse github to build your xpbs stuff :p i have thought about doing something similar for a binary part of my repo, or somethingsomething
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<kris_>
sad_plan yeah im not sure how private keys are handled in that scenario
<kris_>
obviously the private key for my package signing shouldnt leave my desktop at all, id rather github not have access to that
<kris_>
using github would definitely be the most seamless approach for this though given all id have to do is update my packages template on github and the rest is automatic
<kris_>
so just edit the template, wait a little bit, and update all of my systems
<chungstoin>
oh the codeberg one is very well maintained
<sad_plan>
yeah, I guessed that. *upstream* kiss never made the switch to b3sum, and after a while when we supposed all users had made the switch, all checksums were changed to b3sum, which is probably whats the issue here is. although, kiss should iirc, have a fallback for this, but maybe they removed it after all
<sad_plan>
exacly. dylan, the creator of kiss, went away, and is now farming instead of coding. so the community picked up the slack instead
<chungstoin>
I remember reading that before, it's really nice that there's an active community for this
<chungstoin>
thank you
<chungstoin>
I'll just download from codeberg and retry everything