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Linux Distro for Jellyfin Client HTPC
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this post was submitted on 06 May 2024
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I'll be honest op if it's on a TV I use the newer fire sticks with the jellyfin app. They already have support for various codecs and stream from my server just fine. Cheap too and come with a remote.
If I were just trying to get a home made client up I would consider Debian bookworm and just utilize the Deb from the GitHub link here...
https://jellyfin.org/downloads/clients/
Personally I'd throw on cockpit to make remote administration a bit easier and setup an auto start at login for the jellyfin media player with the startup apps. You can even add a launch variable to launch it full screen like...
The media player doesn't really need special privileges so you could create a basic user account just for jellyfin.