It amuses me

JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN JOHN MADDEN

Bread that’s in a plastic bag lol

Okay but… are we gonna make fun of them for this?

Absolutely.

Used to be the case, but nowadays it’s fine to use Discover and the GNOME’s app store (according to the devs on Reddit). The wiki seems to be out of date, which is unfortunately common with openSUSE.

Last edited in 2019. Now at least according to devs on Reddit it’s fine to use a GUI since Packagekit knows how to do zypper dup

Actually that’s not the case anymore. Packagekit can do zypper dup now.

But this one is made by Google.

So it’s gonna be feature starved and then gets abandoned and killed

It’s a company, of course it’s done to increase profits. I’m just saying it being AI doesn’t automatically mean it’s shit, it could be done just fine. AI is a tool, the end result depends on how that tool is used.

Ah okay so you have multiple servers. With only one central server stuff is pretty easy

I mean you have to correct and edit human made stuff too, doesn’t mean it’s shit lol

If you want the stuff read out and don’t care for the radio type stuff, I’d imagine the better voice AIs do a pretty good job. And I personally prefer the more neutral voices to the story time stuff, so works for me.

The GAP is that great grandma has to log in/out between servers to find content that may or may not be on an individual server

What does this mean? I just have one Jellyfin server I put stuff on

If anything above fails… you’re likely on the hook for support. Hope you plan for that!

It’s a self-hosted service so… Duh?

Someone can manually go through it and correct and edit it, as one would a regular, human made recording. It’s not rocket science exactly. It wouldn’t be a story time for children but it would probably be alright for more plain stuff

I thought people mainly paid for the large library

I’m not sure why AI would automatically mean it’s doing a shitty job.

Maybe they like it that way

I don’t think they said they need to

I certainly feel less tired and more alert

Lots of words but not much substance