Joshua M. Boniface 733790f8c5 Revamp the Server Downloads page for 10.9.0 prerelease (#887)
* 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
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jellyfin.org

Part of the Jellyfin Project


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The next generation of the official Jellyfin website.

The goal of this project is to combine all website on jellyfin.org in a single codebase and improve the documentation site experience.

This project includes a combination of content from:

  • jellyfin-blog — The current source for the main website and blog content built using Hugo.
  • jellyfin-docs — The current source for the documentation content built using DocFX.

This website is built using Docusaurus 2, a modern static website generator.

Installation

npm install

Local Development

npm start

This command starts a local development server and opens up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server.

Build

npm run build

This command generates static content into the build directory and can be served using any static contents hosting service.

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Jellyfin Project website, blog, and user documentation
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Languages
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TypeScript 30.5%
SCSS 2.1%
JavaScript 0.8%