Ah I see, that’s a long dreamed feature of mine. To be honest, I haven’t seen that feature work reliably in apps that do have it (eg otterrss)

Why do you feel uncomfortable with NNW?

I’ve considered this but only 1 Ethernet port requires a switch, so I’m not really sure

Can you elaborate on why?

I’m also postponing upgrading my rpi4 os to 64bit one, although it’d unblock a lot of my small projects since many docker containers don’t support the 32bit os anymore. I’m just very lazy.

Looks like old school counter strike 1.5!

This looks intriguing! How does it compare to Minecraft?

I haven’t used them but umbrel looks promising: https://umbrel.com/

I’m using a synology and as others have said, it’s pretty friendly to non-techies, with lots of point and click configurations

This is my understanding and I’m surprised with the negative reaction. I think jellyfin is the better alternative being FOSS but this is not the reason.

I’ve never used jellyfin, but do they also host proxy servers? AFAIK plex does and its costing them money, hence the need for paywalling this. You can still use tailscale and reverse proxy to allow remote streaming

I use homepage and pretty happy with it. “Drag and drop configuration, no yaml” actually put me off.

Infuse is amazing and doesn’t even need plex/jellyfin, it can stream via smb or webdav

You need to call your isp and request a static ip. Most probably they’ll say its extra but usually around $5. If they say they don’t give static ips to individuals you can request an ipv4 dynamic address and use a ddns. ipv6 only networks also result similarly to double nat