Still do not regret migrating to Voiden.

But a minimum of 8Gb RAM for a simple media PC seems pretty high. I don't want bloat -- or an OS that requires a discrete GPU. This seems like a good choice for a gaming setup, not a low-spec media file player.

As long as people say why it's their favorite, that's fine. In this case, I believe openSUSE is great for you -- but I need a bare-bones media file player that I will use for nothing else, so (for this) I can discard it. ;]

I think this is the way I'm going to go. I think KDE Plasma seems pretty cool, maybe Big Screen it.

Diana Ross - I'm coming out

never fails

Stretches the meaning of made, maybe, but: I painted Space Hulk 4th ed. to the absolute best of my ability. Took over two years to do it. Still proud to have it done well enough to deserve its little display case.

Also fairly proud of my insane and fairly huge Left4Dead2 mod "Random", though hardly anyone ever knew about it.

now I actually want to see the 1977 interpretation of Cyberpunk 2077!

To be pedantic: it's not raised in the sense that it cannot go any lower than this, though you could call it 'raised' in the sense that it is designed not to be level when closed. It's closed in the sense that it is fully lowered, not in the sense that you're unable to cross it by foot.

I like the sarcastic joke, regardless.

CloneHero drumming on an e-kit. Still suck at it, still love doing it, every day.

It's a great challenge and a real workout in one.

same, tree structure is how I listen and find stuff, ever since my winamp days

I've tried using collections in Jellyfin to mimic my folders, but it's not great. Collections are very slow when you get a lot of content in them, plus they only take albums, not songs. Took a weekend to script the stuff in using the API, but wasn't worth it.

I'll try navidrome soon.

I don't disagree, but have to say that I love the new Solaris' soundtrack.