MrPistachios

For my home server I’m using unraid, super simple and i can add drives as I got. I have a bunch of containers running all the arrs, plex, jellyfin, steam-headless, immich, ollama, speedtest tracker, nextcloud, bunch of databases, rss, mastodon and a ubuntu vm for minecraft servers and a windows vm for when I need something windows related like using 360 tour software that i haven’t figured out how to use on my Linux systems yet.

For desktop and laptop I’m running arch with hyprland

Yeah it took me like a year to finally start editing photos on my Linux machine. I was so used to lightroom that I kept bouncing between digikam, darktable, and rawtherapee. I wanted something that just did everything that lightroom did in a way that made senses to what I had learned until I finally just sat through a few youtube videos and decided to use digikam for managing my library and darktable for all my editing. Then seeing posts here on lemmy on people’s workshops helped me a lot

I remember they had to edit solo going up as he walked around to simulate him going over his snail tail

https://trash-guides.info/Radarr/Radarr-Quality-Settings-File-Size/

I just use the trash guides I don’t do 4k and I have it as low as DVD because a lot of cartoons don’t get picked up when I had dvd quality disabled.

To change the quality just make multiple profiles, i have one for 4k and one for regular. Default is regular but sometimes rarely I’ll set a movie to 4k and then just hit the search button and it will upgrade it or downgrade if I went the other way