IronKrill

Well, I don't know what to tell you when I had just installed and the system tells me the command does not exist, so I look up the error and adding the path to bashrc fixed the issue. The only PATH export in that bashrc file is the one I added after searching the issue.

I tried installing Debian recently as well but didn't get too far into it. I was annoyed at the base configuration* though. I wasn't able to use sudo, so I went to add myself to the sudo group and it told me the command didn't exist... I looked it up and realised that /usr/sbin* wasn't on terminal path. Extremely fixable but something I never ran into on other distros, made me nervous how many other tweaks I may have to do.

I was simultaneously testing Lubuntu and ended up sticking with that after following install instructions for another app kept complaining about bookworm errors. Perhaps the Debian version was too new?..

* Edited a couple of details to make them more accurate.

I loved some of the functionality Vivaldi adds (split tabs, tab groups, etc) but I couldn't take the instability that came with it. That thing crashed more times in the 6 months I used it than Firefox or Chrome ever have for me total I swear to god.

I feel like I saw "big mad" a few times in 2016, but never since...

Depends who you buy from. I've had shipping take 2-3 weeks on some items since the sellers are just the same Chinese companies as Ali.

I use SY and I get the sense that Bobby is more of a fast and loose type while the Mihon dev is focused more on polish. My assumptions are based on the unpolished nature of SY features and the Mihon dev saying "some of us liked plain Tachiyomi" [sic].

3.19k of those are inactive.

They need to convince you it's different so you'll eat the $50/month subscription.

It does have a Roku app, but it's very limited in features and barely developed. It will probably work if all your files are x264 in your native language, however it doesn't work for my use case. I tried playing some anime encoded with x265 and it was unwatchable for me because:

A. The TV could not handle the decode and there is no (sensible) way to force server x264 transcoding for just the TV, and:

B. Selecting subtitles and audio tracks is painful and sometimes impossible. I tried changing my Jellyfin settings, my Roku settings, using the selectors on the episodes, even setting the default tracks in the video files. Nothing worked to have dual audio or dual subtitle files play the correct tracks.

I can't speak for any other ecosystems, only Roku.

Port forwarding tripled my upload speed. I didn't really notice a difference on download.