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10 foot ui / htpc other than Kodi?
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My experience with kodi is that it's over complicated, and not as robust as jellyfin. I would constantly nav into the wrong menu and the ui is clunky
Why not just use kodi as a jellyfin bootstrapper?
This is probably what I'll end up doing, but then all the movies / tv / audio menus in kodi are just wasted space
For me those menu items just map to the files on kodi. And any unused menu items can be removed in the settings.