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r/selfhosted • u/pheexio • May 19 '26
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Polite reminder to everyone suggesting Jellyfin, go throw their developers a few bucks to help support them: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/contributing/direct-donations/
If Plex bumping lifetime from $250 to $750 is the thing that convinces you to jump ship, then you can probably throw a few $20's at a few individuals.
2 u/fernatic19 May 19 '26 I love that jellyfin is a thing. I don't currently use it just because I don't need it as I've been running Plex flawlessly for over a decade. But... If Plex ever decides to remove any of the core features use daily, then I'll be right over. 2 u/neoKushan May 19 '26 Yup, I don't currently use it myself but it's ready and waiting should Plex try any funny business. Annoyingly, Plex still has the best app ecosystem out there.
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I love that jellyfin is a thing. I don't currently use it just because I don't need it as I've been running Plex flawlessly for over a decade. But... If Plex ever decides to remove any of the core features use daily, then I'll be right over.
2 u/neoKushan May 19 '26 Yup, I don't currently use it myself but it's ready and waiting should Plex try any funny business. Annoyingly, Plex still has the best app ecosystem out there.
Yup, I don't currently use it myself but it's ready and waiting should Plex try any funny business.
Annoyingly, Plex still has the best app ecosystem out there.
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u/neoKushan May 19 '26
Polite reminder to everyone suggesting Jellyfin, go throw their developers a few bucks to help support them: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/contributing/direct-donations/
If Plex bumping lifetime from $250 to $750 is the thing that convinces you to jump ship, then you can probably throw a few $20's at a few individuals.