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  • I’ll just leave this here https://locatarr.github.io/

    I have no experience using it https://home.tdarr.io/

    Internet people say that if you reencode the movies, you will lose information and sacrifice quality. I do not know if it is noticable! It is probably visible on a large screen and definitely not on a small one. Like always: shit in, shit out.

    You should always use the best source possible. If you don’t have it, maybe someone who has it should do it and not you. I would wait for this person to do it and redownload it once it is available.

    To me it just makes more sense that the person creating the 264/265 video does it instead of all the guys who just downloaded it. It’s also better for the environment if only one person does it.

    265 is not the future gold standard anymore but av1 is. If you are to do it, go for av1 but make sure all your devices can play it natively.







  • I was not disappointed reading the article. It delivers what I expected.

    According to Google, here’s how to install software on Rhino Linux using …

    According to google?

    Imagine a Linux distribution that takes the very best the Linux ecosystem has to offer and, driven by bold ambition—or something like it—sets out to improve on it. Whether those improvements are truly necessary or not is up for debate.

    Peopel start using scrolling window managers and the best you have to offer is a panel on the left. Having icons on the bottom is easier on the eyes for me. It is “hard work” to look to the side.

    Rhino Linux’s latest version is 2025.3, a rolling-release distribution based on Ubuntu,

    What does that mean? It’s rolling, hence whenever upstream publishes updates, they are implemented in rhino? Hence, whenever ubuntu updates, rhino updates.

    To be fair, calling Unicorn an Xfce desktop is like saying driving a Yugo is the same as piloting a Ferrari—Unicorn takes some getting used to.

    It looks like xfce, it is based on xfce.

    The changes don’t stop there.

    Nice!

    Want to add software? Welcome to Pacstall, which helps deliver the most up-to-date software—including many packages not found in standard repositories.

    Wow, it can add third party repos! This is innovative!