The clients i use all can use getSimilarSongs API so worth a shot i guess... depends on how good navidrome handles that because jellyfin surely sucks at it :D
I love jellyfin with all my heart. It's an amazing application but it's really really barebones when it comes to music sadly.
For my mobile player i use symfonium and it's awesome.
I'd really love to use navidrome but those spotify playlist's are really important to me lol. Spent a few good years of curating into them and i'd would be way too much work to rebuild them by hand. Also expanding on those playlists is super comfortable with spotify, downloading the playlist and just syncing it.
Do you use the "instant mix" "song radio" of navidrome? (does it even have one?) and if yes, how do like it?
Every rule needs an exception
Look into turning off desktop effects while playing there is a key combo for that with f12 of I remember correctly.
I'm with you here, i find it infuriating and i never ever had the situation where this was beneficial.
Like who tf actually creates a File.txt, file.txt AND FILE.TXT in one place and actually differentiates them with that.
And i hate it being case sensitive
Make an alias for when you type shutdown it does restart and if you want to shutdown make an alias that goes like
Yesireallywanttoshutdown
you're welcome!
to be fair, it's more of a gimmick when using it in your home. I have a notebook that i use to test out new distros on and i can hook it up to my LAN and quickly install something without whipping out the USB stick.
Also the mini gaming pc hooked to my TV is a victim of being reinstalled every couple months after i tinker around too much.
It's a 64GB stick and i manually keep it in sync with my netbootxyz instance
Looking at my Ventoy stick i have multiple folders for different OS:
Arch_Based:
Debian_Based:
Fedora_Based:
GamingBox
ServerOS:
Windows:
Tools:
QOwnNotes i haven't tried - gotta take a look at it
I already use Syncthing to sync my obsidian vaults
Logseq doesn't let me use a folder structure... and that is an adamant must-have for me. I have to be able to build a hierachical directory tree for my notes, that's just how my brain works best - and i tried the tag based stuff but i just have to be able to walk a path of folders to get where i want.
yeah nothing beats audiobookshelf imho^^ never tried jelly for that to begin with.
Well appears as if i just stay with jellyfin for music and try to just forget that instant mixes exist :D