The usual fix from the Jellyfin docs would be to check you file naming conventions, and add the TVDB or TMDB show ID to the folder so that it scrapes it correctly, or use the Identify option like @Rudee mentioned to select a better match from the UI after import.

Both TVDB and TMDB consider Pokémon Journeys to be Season 23 of the original Pokémon show, the OMDB seems to list it as a standalone show though, so you could import and match it against that metadata.

Thats great.

I'd still like my Nvidia card to work so I'm happy about this, and when AMD on Linux eventually starts swapping over to explicit sync, I'll be happy for those users then too.

I thought Lawnchair died off a looong time ago, Glad to hear it's still going.

umu (pronounced "oo-moo") is a lot easier to say, at least.

Some year I'll figure out how to use it with Heroic Launcher.

Tauon Music Box. I just point it at my Navidrome instance and hit shuffle usually.

I use systemd-nuclear-reactor in my system, systemd-spoon and systemd-fork weren't good enough to replace just using my hands though.

I wish they'd remove the US-only geo-restriction they have on half the autofill functionality.

Were there supposed to be "some thoughts, details and resources" posted here? at the moment its just a link to the wayland project logo.

I'm not sure how good a suggestion this is for you and your ^optimus usecase, but have you checked out the uBlue spins of Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite/etc? They pre-include stuff that Fedora won't ship, like non-free codecs and nvidia drivers.

I'm prepping a swap from Arch Linux to my own Silverblue image based on their DIY guide at the moment, mainly to see how the whole immutable aspect feels day-to-day. The image-based updates in the background are just a bonus.

This game is a self-contained experience, but also basically exists to be a joke reference inside another game, "Lair of the Clockwork God".

The "bluescreen" was actually a bunch of hints at Portal 2's announcement at E3 later that year IIRC, but whatever.

There's !SquaredCircle@kbin.social but I feel like there are 6~ active commenters there... the other options are like ghost towns.

Nvidia has this classed as a "New Features Branch" release, as opposed to a "Production Branch" release, so... Beta?

Is this a stable 545 release, or just another point release for the 545.23.06 beta?

I would've suggested MusicBrainz as a metadata library to pull genre tags from, but I'm pretty sure beets uses that as it's source too. I tried beets on my collection, but ended up just using MusicBrainz Picard and tagging things manually because beets would basically pick the first match it found a lot of the time, and there was usually a more correct option in the database.

As far as bulk downloading diverse music catalogs, I don't really know of any good sources, but there probably are music-focused trackers out there that could provide that. I've just slowly build my collection up album by album as I found things that interested me. Maybe check the likes of last.fm and ListenBrainz for most played music in their stats, and start collecting those?

How do you intend to access your music collection? Navidrome? or are you just building up folders of music?

An original test render for the humans in the 2008 Disney Pixar movie WALL·E.

In case you are unaware, "poop knife" was a reddit r/confession post from a few years back that went viral, where someone admitted their family has a knife kept in the house specifically for when big 'movements' wouldn't flush, and he had just discovered that wasn't a normal thing everyone just has at home when he needed flush assistance at a friends house.

Are you facing an issue with Tiling Assistant, by any chance?

Oh boy the extension breakage whiplash is real.

• There are other submitted Merge Requests to that gnome-session GitLab repository that are 3 years old and are still open. This is only a proposal, and doesn't actually mean it's happening.
• If GNOME developers want to focus on expanding Wayland support instead of maintaining X11 support, surely that's their choice - they're mostly volunteers anyway, shouldn't they get to decide what they want to work on?
• If other developers still want X11 support, they can branch these session targets and X11 support code off into a separate package and handle maintaining it.
• X11 released in 1987. It had a great run.