Yoddel_Hickory

You know that “until Wayland is polished enough” is at least a year ago for the overwhelming majority of people, right?

It means that the display I stream doesn’t show on a physical stream. When the stream start, it can automatically be set to the resolution and framerate of the client.

This is especially useful when the client has a resolution and/or refresh rate not supported by a connected physical screen. For example, I always used to have vertical black bars on my phone because it is so wide, and horizontal ones on my Surface because it is so square, but not anymore.

It also means I coult setup multi-seat stuff and keep using my pc while someone else is streaming.

Sway, it’s fast, pretty, easy to customize, and can do headless displays to stream with Sunshine.

So you think NONE of the software you use will ever get an exploit? “Not do anything dumb” only covers some threats, not all.

Compressor is bad, normalise is good

In a recent version they improved the database a lot and now search is much faster.

They also removed the SSL config stuff from the UI, using a reverse proxy is the correct way to do this.

I wouldn’t say that Jellyfin is an inferior product nowadays, it is much better now, and has things Plex doesn’t have like easy free hardware transcoding

Top one is bonkers, would not recommend using it except for meme purposes.

Oh multi-window works, it is mostly just that applications cannot geometrically position them themselves. There are other small issues, but thay is the main one I hear. It is a non-issue for things like settings and Transmission, since you just open another window and do not really care exactly where it os relative to the other ones. It often ends up being on top. For multi-window Gimp it is worse, as it is toolbars and modules, and the app wants to place them precisely relative to one another. This is currently not working in Wayland, but they create new extensions all the time so it is only a matter of time IMO.