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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2024
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That’s. I’ll take a look at this…never heard of it before. Looks like the Linux Plex htpc app has some of its own issues as well. Trying to find something that works well.
the basic goal of libreelec is to just run kodi and nothing else. So it's really good for a htpc, it's always running kodi :).
But since you can add docker to it, i'm also running it as a small server, using portainer to manage the containers, and it's doing great double duty :). If however you want a real desktop environment, this is not the solution for you :).
Yea, after reading about it you’re correct. The search continues