* Switch from dpkg to apt for install .debs
This is the recommended process on recent Debian releases and simplifies
installation into one step while ensuring dependencies are properly
installed.
* Fix numbering
* Revamp Branding docs to be clearer
1. Be a lot clearer about what is and isn't permitted.
2. Avoid spurious examples.
* Add note about rotation/embedding logo
* Fix Android TV name
* Add bit about login disclaimer and remove name ref
For the latter, this is very hard until we permit proper server
branding, so let's just remove it for now.
1. Cleans up a lot of the wording to make it clearer.
2. Adds an example of *full* debug logging for all components, rather
than the (generally pretty useless) only-our-stuff debug logs.
3. Adds warnings about the quantity of logs, and a request to compress
logs before sending them to people/GitHub.
4. Use more explicit example configs rather than trying to explain it in
prose.
* Add initial blog post for Release 10.9.0
* Make spelling corrections
* Add review suggestion changes
1. Fix bad release links
2. Mention --ffmpeg change
3. "direct playback" -> "direct stream playback" for completeness
4. Additional playlist ACL details
* Mention dashboard UI changes
* Mention client req for trickplay
* Tweak wording a bit more and add closing sections
* Add another developer call
* Add more detail to transcoding segment del
* Apply tweaks from suggestions
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Fix Docker Hub name
* Update blog/2024/04-28-jellyfin-release-10.9.0/index.mdx
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* Remove date from post metadata
* Rename blog post date to new date
* Clarify lyric feature
* Update blog/2024/05-05-jellyfin-release-10.9.0/index.mdx
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* Update blog/2024/05-05-jellyfin-release-10.9.0/index.mdx
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* Remove entry about API versioning
* Update blog/2024/05-05-jellyfin-release-10.9.0/index.mdx
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* Add blog post for 10.9.0 testing
* Fix spelling mistakes
* Add final steps for plugins
* Flip ordering
* Add more blurbs about restart and refresh
* Add link to testing docs
* Fix link
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* Update date to publishing date
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Had two sets of overlaps, first with GHCR being labeled as Docker Hub,
and second with the stable and unstable having the same IDs. This caused
the button to duplicate when switching between stable and unstable.
* Add blog post for new CI, new repo, and 10.9.0
* Fix missing asterisk
* Add mention of the complexity
* Wording tweak for clarification
* Remove stray comma
* Add bit about links and the new file layout
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Use royal "we" everywhere
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Add info about RPMFusion and dropping F/COS
* Clarify the release branch
* Add read-on message
* Mention that new repo is cut over in post
* Fix up wording in a few places
* Remove one lingering F/COS reference
* Add new section on Unstable releases
* Further wording tweaks
* Add consistent capitalization of Weekly Unstable
* Add a few more capitalizations
* More wording tweaks
* Add a bit more about 404's and 3rd parties asking
Referencing the situation in
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/11094 to ensure packagers
hopefully see this.
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* Update download links and reorganize
1. Remove the "All Downloads" button in favour of a global link.
2. Move manual downloads to the right buttons, named as such, and
linking to the new repo browser pages.
3. Reorganize the platforms to reflect our official support (first)
followed by unofficial builds (last).
* Move docker up and add Full Repo links
* Change links from Manual Downloads to Downloads
Keep it consistent and shorter.
* Flip stable and unstable (stable to the left)
* Make stable vs unstable wording clearer
* Update path to install-debuntu.sh
* Update script location
* Fix apostrophe
* Update links in docs too
Also remove incorrect example for the FFmpeg downloads.
* Remove dupe class entries
* Switch Fedora/CentOS to RPMFusion
* Major cleanup of Linux install instructions
This is an attempt to clean up and streamline the various Linux package
install instructions.
1. The main Downloads page now provides just the most basic instructions
for using the script install; users are directed to the docs page for
more advanced instructions. We don't need walls of text or commands in
the quickstart.
2. The Debian/Ubuntu docs are cleaned up and unified:
a) The Debian and Ubuntu sections were mostly identical, so combine
them and show only the (single) relevant difference.
b) Add a clear command for integrity checking the script.
c) Expand some aspects of the manual process for better checking, and
link to the script rather than provide a list of codenames that must
be constantly updated.
d) Cleans up some wording.
3. The Fedora and CentOS docs are cleaned up:
a) Use consistent monospace for package names and capitalization
elsewhere.
b) Clean up the steps a bit.
c) Clarify the source and when a repo will come.
d) For CentOS mention that the process is "similar" to Fedora (better
than the nothing that was there before).
4. Use consistent links to the download repository throughout; linking
back to the downloads page, which presumably someone *came from*, is
unfriendly. Just link to the right place.
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1. Adds forum announcement post.
2. Removes all references to the subreddit and replaces them with forum references.
3. Adds our forum and status page to the top bar as a link.
This should hopefully make things easier for new users who might be
offput or confused by how complex the install instructions are.
The script is visible at https://repo.jellyfin.org/install-deb-repo.sh
I'm game to move it somewhere else more "visible", or just leave it
there in the root of the actual repository, depending on preferences.
Joshua M. Boniface