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Which OS do you use for your homeserver?
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Just to be controversial, macos. It's nothing fancy, just the arrs and Jellyfin running on an old MacBook air.
Wouldn't Linux be easier to manage and better in terms of performance?
Maybe, but I'm not a huge Linux user and every time I dip my toe in I run out of tinkering time. Plus I had the Air laying around and it all installed so easily.
I was just curious. Use whatever works best for you.
All good! The laptop I was using Linux on I installed batocera on instead 😊