Hopefully people can now stop jumping to conclusions and raging over nothing, but I doubt it.
I'd recommend running Jellyfin server but using Kodi as your frontend, best of both worlds, especially if you use subtitles as subtitles still work really poorly on Jellyfin
A reminder that Opera is owned by a Chinese public company. I wouldn't trust the browser for privacy reasons.
Great to hear that Mbin is getting some attention!
I'm just waiting for some FOSS purist to find fault in this.
Luckily the only "AI" we have are LLMs which seem to have hit their peak, and probably will start corrupting itself with its own training data now that they've scoured the web clean.
Well, many do...
I'd say this might be true for programs, but as long as you download movies, shows and music I'd assume it's fine as long as you use common sense.
But not run by the original owners. And the current team is really shady. I wouldn't trust downloading an .exe from there.
Like most of capitalism tbf
For the customer, (actually quite good) coupons. For the company, data collection.
It's definitely not as lightweight, but as I rely on subtitles a lot I have to run most stuff through Kodi unfortunately. I find it to work quite well though with the Jellyfin add-on. I don't know if it's because the development of Jellyfin is mostly done in the US, who often dislike subtitles, but this has been an ongoing issue for years at this point.