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@Cabbidachi@tech.lgbt @barnibu@birdbutt.com Which ones and do you know if they support automatically using the Proton layer and Steam cloud save syncs? It’s been quite a few years since I messed with alpha Lutris; I should try a native client and throw money at it if it works well

@barnibu@birdbutt.com @Cabbidachi@tech.lgbt It is. The entire UI being on it is why things like variable fonts with Fedora 38+ break usability for Chinese, Japanese and Korean Steam users. Here's a dropdown to change languages showing a small taste of that square nightmare: github.com/flathub/com.valvesoftware.Steam/issues/1070#issuecomment-1865282918

I'm late to the #Plex vs #Jellyfin discourse, but I've seen a few people mention struggling or complexity accessing their @jellyfin@mastodon.online remotely and that being a blocker.

You don't need to have a URL, deal with portforwarding and the like to use Jellyfin when away from home. Just install @tailscale@hachyderm.io on your server and your viewing device. Done. 'Just works'.

And because it's a private network, only devices registered on your network can access your Jellyfin server by default which helps mitigate against Jellyfin CVEs. The only issue is if you need to have a VPN on at all times, you'll need to split tunnel your Jellyfin viewing client, but that's the only issue I've had.

Hope it saves a few people some hair pulling and $$$ on domain buying, and join the #FOSS, privacy respecting side of media servers