What are you using to watch jellyfin on iOS?

So I should do this with at least ny favorite games before wiping my drive and installing a Linux distro?

Can I run any game on Linux steam if it is bought there?

Yeah, I used to use those, just never caught the abbreviation.

Oh, i see, Thanks! Never heard that term before.

Maybe these are noob questions, but what is a TUI? And is this filling the same niche as overseerr, or is this something different?

What is RD and AD?

Would the one made out of playstations be in this statistic?

I saw a post about that earlier. Wasn’t there a setting somewhere where you could define if it should delete unmonitored files or not?

I will be using sonarr and maybe others as well. I have set it up now. I liked prowlarr a lot. I have a language specific torrent site I have added to it and it seems like prowlarr is the only place I can select exactly which language to download.

Thanks! So prowlarr is the only place my indexers should be configured. And sonarr and radarr should only be configured with downloaders?

I haven’t set up jellyserr yet, so I haven’t seen it in action yet, but if it works the way I understand it should, it is that when media is downloaded it is automatically updated into your jellyfin server.

See the reply by @zewm@zewm@lemmy.zip. Jellyserr is the gui where you search for the media. It then sends radarr/sonarr/… the request which works along prowlarr to download the usenet or torrent file and makes your usenet/torrent client download it. When the download is complete it is moved to the correct place, renamed by your rules etc and inserted into your media server.

Radarr is for movies, Sonarr is for shows, you have one for audiobooks, one for music, comics etc.

Ah thanks! I have a specialist (Norwegian language) torrent site I couln’t get working in radarr. I have to give prowlarr a go then!

I have radarr working fine in combination with sabnzb (i am on usenet instead of torrenting). What does prowlarr do in between them?

Thanks for the comprehensive reply! I have only used it for quite simple things like getting the id’s out of log lines where this and this key word exist. Great tip about pattern searching!

Merry Christmas

Wait. Are there flavors of regex? Every time I have to use regex it hurts my brain and I never need to do it enough to actually sit down and learn it properly like OP is doing. Just knowing there are different ways of doing the same things in an already mind baffeling language blows me away even more.