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Advice for Linux media center
(sh.itjust.works)
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Just sharing a little side project.
I wanted to write a side project for media streaming to see how things like Stremio work
Wrote a very minimal client in Go which took 5 weekends and I've so far been able to get it to look up something by tmdb code, grab it with prowlarr, Transcode when needed, present it as a link to work in browser
I've been slow with it but I'm pretty proud for both having no experience and not vibe coding (just good old-fashioned code theft off of Stack exchange sometimes)
Probably absolutely garbage but hey I learned a lot
Can your project be downloaded and used or is it just something you’re working on for yourself for now?
I'm a few weekends in, as soon as I get a minimal front end I'd be okay with sharing it's still in the command line only stage.