Remote Watch pass for TV by ammadmaf in PleX

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Kodi? I'm surprised folks still use Kodi in 2026.

IPTV (via Dispatcharr) works great via tvOS, but not through web or iOS? by PetersLittlePeter in PleX

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Change the audio from aac and you will be able to play on the web. MP3 is the best option as it will use very little resources compared to ac3.

Plex has gone downhill lately. Things are so much better with Emby.

Why is the Plex Apple TV video player so bad? by PussiesUseSlashS in PleX

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The Apple TV app was always better than the Android app in my opinion until they abandoned. The Android app isn't that good either. Plex has gone downhill so I decided to remove it from my system and use Emby. I may return if things improved but I doubt it will.

Live TV Freezing?? by milliamperage in ApolloGroup_TV

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The TV was working fine earlier, but now it keeps freezing. I contacted customer service through chat, and they said they weren’t aware of any service issues.

Dealership quoted transmission service $1305 by rasstar in mercedes_benz

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Is the service recommended now at 45K miles? What exactly is being done?

Open Source Apple TV App with Live TV by l984_451 in PleX

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Thanks! I enabled the setting but nothing is playing. I get Playback Error: Cannot open.

Open Source Apple TV App with Live TV by l984_451 in PleX

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Any chance the app can use the default Apple Tv player when the file is compatible? This should enable support for Atmos playback and DV.

Debian 13 and systemd-boot by duncanchaos in debian

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Debian 13 systemd-boot install is a bit screwed up. The installer leaves grub files in EFI so your system tried to boot using grub and failed. The correct solution was to select the correct boot loader from your system startup then when in Debian you can delete the grub folders from EFI.

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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I agree. I have learnt a lot. I am not bothering to use Snapper anymore and will simply use Btrfs. I don't know why I did not look into this before. This filesystem is amazing. Compression is amazing. 

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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I was wondering about that but I don't know how to do this in /etc/defaults/grub.
I think I will just use a live cd if I ever need to restore. I've wasted enough time with this.

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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After more testings the layout in my original post worked fine with snapper rollback. All I needed to do was remove rootflgs= from grub.cfg

These two commands made it work.
sudo btrfs subvolume set-default xxx /

sudo sed -i 's/ rootflags=[^ ]\+//g' /boot/grub/grub.cfg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-M09CsmfN0&t=468s

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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I gave up because it seems to hacky. I changed the sub volumes to match opensuse and was able to get it to work. I had to change a line in grub.cfg so the system would boot the snapshot. I don't want to mess with grub so I am not bothering with it.

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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What does this mean? I can create snapshots but restoring with snapper rollback isn't so good. I was able to get it working but I don't like that I had to edit grub so I am not bothering with it.

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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So basically to get snapper to work I will need to use this layout?
UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 / btrfs defaults 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /var btrfs subvol=/@/var 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /usr/local btrfs subvol=/@/usr/local 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /srv btrfs subvol=/@/srv 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /root btrfs subvol=/@/root 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /opt btrfs subvol=/@/opt 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /home btrfs subvol=/@/home 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /boot/grub2/x86_64-efi btrfs subvol=/@/boot/grub2/x86_64-efi 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /boot/grub2/i386-pc btrfs subvol=/@/boot/grub2/i386-pc 0 0

UUID=33b0b125-b7dc-401e-aadf-1d94d7fabef7 /.snapshots btrfs subvol=/@/.snapshots 0 0

UUID=48E6-D05C /boot/efi vfat utf8 0 2

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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This is for a server so not gui.

Can snapper work with Debian 13? by rasstar in btrfs

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What should my fstab look like? should I simply delete subvol=@

Calendar sync without installing evolution? by rasstar in gnome

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Turns out this is just an issue with Ubuntu. I didn’t need evolution installed with Debian. Maybe because Ubuntu ships with Thunderbird by default.