Some combination of Ansible and cloud-init is probably what you’re looking for.

Technically possible or not, that seems like a great way to get your account shut down.

MythTV is the OG.

I have a 25yr old PII that TinyCore runs just fine on.

I admittedly didn’t look super closely at the projects that have been linked, but my guess would be that the phone can be replaced with SW on the Pi. Something like volumio that was linked, or Navidrome for music.

Mapping was always kid of a mess when I looked at this kind of thing in the past, and I don’t think it has gotten any better.

If it’s the phone hardware you don’t like, rather than the software, there’s always LineageOS on a Pi (https://konstakang.com/devices/rpi5/LineageOS22/) as an option. Then you can still use whatever SW the phone would have had on it.

Oh I get it. I wasn’t trying to throw shade or discourage you. And I think the world of SBCs makes this a lot more doable than it was back then, but there may be less of a community to help than there once was though there are definitely still one-offs making it happen https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/diy-in-car-entertainment-display/.

I wish you the best of luck.

Technically there shouldn’t be any major problems with your plan.

I think you would have had an easier time finding information and support a couple years ago though. mp3car and similar forums would have been much more active. It seems like everyone’s just moved to using phones and the cloud at this point

It runs fine in wsl. Admittedly that’s not ideal, but may be the best option.

How is someone who can’t manage to copy and paste “www.my-jellyfin-server.com” into the address bar going to figure out where to get a Plex account?

I think the free tier lets you have three users. I ended up going with headscale so that could be wrong.

I think most of the reason people are using Plex is that they don’t have to expose services. Plex handles all the nat traversal and whatnot for them.

NordVPN is better than Mullvad

Off topic, but what? Is Nord doing wacky shit with network settings?

You called him a liar and then got pissy when he fired back. Grow a thicker skin or don’t start shit.

That depends on if someone wants it enough to make it happen.

Venture capital

I’m not an expert, so grain of salt and whatnot.

You can designate drives in the zfs array as cache disks. I have spinning disks setup as raid-z and an SSD as the cache then just dump everything to the array and let sw figure out what to do with it

Ok, so maybe I was mistaken, maybe it’s using the already established session you have open, or maybe it takes a restart for that setting to take effect. It’s hard to tell from one gif. I remembered it not working when I had that unchecked.

Good job being a complete shitheel about it though. And you wonder why people think you’re a troll and/or shill?

Some basic options for networking can be set on this page. For most users, it is recommended to enable the “Allow remote access to this server” option

Not needed if this is a local only server. default configuration guide…

Yes it is if you want to use it from any other computer on your lan.

I don’t think the requirements are any different. setup.sh just sets an ENV variable or two and then calls docker compose to get it running.

https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/docker-compose#install-community-edition

While I prefer a bare docker compose, plane does basically have a one-click script to run it.