How have you set up Jellyfin?

Glad to be of assistance.

You may want to crosspost this to !homenetworking@selfhosted.forum

Could you get the extra functionality you’re after from addy.io?

ARM life!

Migadu?

What browser are you using?

First of all, thanks for doing this.

Secondly, the friction of using PeerTube is more than any other application within the Fediverse. Even subscribing doesn’t follow a sane UX with the button randomly appearing at the bottom of the screen. Do you not think that mirroring something closer to the YouTube UX would minimise friction?

Thirdly, can you please create a tool that will scrape my YouTube subscriptions and look for their PeerTube channels, so I actually have a reason to open the app. Finding content is still really really really hard.

1. Email: Migadu via Thunderbird
2. Cloud Storage/File Sync: I have Syncthing-Fork synchronising my wallpapers on my mobile devices. In a pinch I use a self hosted MicroBin or NextCloud.
3. Maps & Navigation: N/A
4. Search Engine: SearXNG
5. Web Browser: Firefox
6. Calendar: NextCloud via DavX5
7. Contacts Management: NextCloud via DavX5
8. Notes/To-Do Lists: BundledNotes
9. Office Suite (Docs, Spreadsheets, etc.): LibreOffice
10. Messaging/Chat: Telegram, Signal and RCS
11. Video Calling: Telegram via MercuryGram
12. Social Media/Microblogging: Mastodon via Moshidon
13. RSS Reader/News: Miniflux via CapyReader or ReadYou
14. Music Streaming/Podcast App: Navidrome via Symfonium
15. Video Streaming/Youtube Alternative: Jellyfin
16. Password Manager: Bitwarden
17. VPN/DNS/Firewall: Pi-Hole
18. Launcher/Android OS (if you use custom ROMs): N/A
19. App Store/APKs: F-Droid
20. Photo Backup/Gallery: Immich
21. Weather: N/A
22. Smart Assistant (if any): N/A
23. Anything Else You’ve Replaced? Home Assistant for Google Home and Kavita via Legado for Kindle

A million times this. But now the backend is done, hopefully mobile isn’t that far off.

Install both. An RPi4 can handle both. Immich for photos and NextCloud for your files.

Indeed, but it’s considered a very good box. Hence I would still look at the UK rebranded version. Shame they’re not as cheap as the Walmart versions.

The way I’d do it is to use the box to run a Jellyfin client and run an IPTV app, I’d have the box connect to my router which would route it via a VPN and then I’d pretty much never think about it again. But there’s more traditional methods available.

The Onn Box is considered amongst the best in class, but it’s heavily Google. Honestly in terms of smart TVs, there’s not many options outside of Google if you want the best functionality.