Not on public TVs unfortunately But thank you for the suggestion !

Yes, I’ve looked at it, but I can’t get my hands on an m3u file or something like that for sports matches I would like to “forward” the links from fmhy to Dispatcharr, or I guess find an IPTV provider?

I tried this for public TV, but unfortunately it seems like they regularly change the stream so it makes it crash…

Yes, I can look at streams online However, I can’t get the links to be viewable on jellyfin, by using tools to proxy them

Do the IPTV providers give an M3U file? Is that how it works?

Sorry I have never tried one

I have a 10 IV, and I can’t have sound in android apps (for signal calls for instance)

Did you manage to make it work?

Have you taken a look at System76, and at Framework?

Both of them sell laptops with GPUs, and have the Linux support basically guaranteed.

I currently use the external player with FreeTube (set it to use MPV) It’s not as good as the original player (for comments for instance), but at least it works

Thank you for your detailed answer ! I have one more question : it seems that deemix uses only the Deezer servers. Is there someway to have a downloader that looks for tracks on Spotify or YouTube as well? Because sometimes the songs aren’t available (or the metadata is terrible)

Thank you for your feedback, I was starting to think of something like that but figured it would break too much if it isn’t updated

I saw this recommended in another thread, but if I read correctly you need not only the roon subscription but also the Tidal/Qobuz one right ? Each of those being around 15$/month, that’s starting to be a bit too much for me I think

It talks about taht in the README :)

Let me paste it here for you :

While Stirling PDF and PdfDing are both self-hosted web applications centered around PDF files, they still differ in their use case. Stirling PDF focuses on performing various operations like splitting, cropping and rotating on your PDFs. PdfDing however has a different focus, it is all about reading and organizing your PDFs. All features are added with the goal of improving the reading experience or making the management of your PDF collection simpler. PdfDing’s editing functionalities were added with the same idea in mind. You can add annotations, highlighting and drawings to PDFs, so that you can highlight or add information that will be beneficial to your reading experience.