Entry3=Jellyfin;/usr/share/flex-launcher/assets/icons/jellyfin.png;flatpak run com.github.iwalton3.jellyfin-media-player --fullscreen

Make sure you switch your view to TV in the settings so that arrow key navigation works.

There is a default config it comes with. I just modified it. Their documentation is really good. If you’d like a copy of my config, LMK.

Icons I found online and then trimmed to the correct size and transparency.

It’s from Google intentionally breaking things

Is DLSS an open standard like FSR? No? Ok then it doesn’t matter if DLSS is marginally better.

Bear in mind that in-video ads that Google is experimenting with will still cause 403 errors. There is another bug report for that. However, this fixes most playback issues.

Yes

I love this headline so much. Go gettum guys/gals/non-binary pals!

I think the Windows Store app for Netflix supports 4k, but that would require running Windows…and that’s just icky.

The GitHub repo of the maintainer shows that the project is archived and dead.

Does that offer any advantages over the kiosk mode functionality? Looks like that repo was abandoned in 2023 and marked as archived.

Really? I thought Chrome added support on Linux for 4k.

I rarely stream Netflix and it’s only on there for my wife. If I want a show, I add it to my Plex library. Even if Netflix has it.

It’s a brand called Gimbi. It has a keyboard on the back and programmable IR buttons.

As long as your browser supports the DRM, it should stream 1080p and 4k fine. Chrome is best, unfortunately, specifically for Netflix.

It loads the web page in full screen kiosk mode in Chrome.

I run an HTPC that works fully with my AirMouse Remote I bought for it for ~$15USD. It uses Flex Launcher running on Debian.

Basically, I use it for Plex, some Netflix, retrogaming, and Steam.

I was in a similar boat to you were I looked at Plasma Big Screen, LibreElec, etc. Plasma BigScreen was too buggy or unmaintained. LibreElec is great if you want to play local stuff, but terrible for streaming things like Netflix. In the end I said “screw it. I’ll make my own”. Now it’s the center of my living room.

Not saying they are. Just the ones that are the biggest and make the most money

Russia is such a wonderful country /s

I mean you could say the Steam Deck is “just KDE on Arch”.

The difference is how they implement it and what it’s used for. This could be huge for “apps” on the Steam Deck, for example. Or it could be a quirky experiment or feature nobody uses. Time will tell.

Most of the time it ends up shovelware, though.

I was speaking of the gaming industry as a whole. I know very little about this developer. Perhaps they’re one of the good ones swept up in unfortunate-ness.