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Advice for Linux media center
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Recently read of some controversy around Booklore. Looks like the main dev is ignoring PRs and just vibe coding everything himself, planning a subscription model, and the quality is slipping.
Yeah, I saw something about that after I'd gone to the trouble of getting it up and running. Might have another go at Calibre Web, though I had trouble getting it to sync with my Kobo, where Booklore was pretty straightforward.