It’s whining.

I never argued that any option is better. If one doesn’t like it, move on. Most of those whining aren’t supporting any project - it’d be better for the FOSS projects to not have to deal with them.

One day I may. For now I’m not whining.

Point being the whiners won’t.

As long as you hyperfixate on a single issue that’s over there, it’ll be hard to win over here.

Already paid for Plex and it works. Im not in favor of every change they’ve made, but it’s still damn solid and takes money to run.

The point being these whiners aren’t going to run off and support FOSS/alternatives… Just leech.

I know it’s not FOSS. These whiners aren’t going to support any project - FOSS or not- just whine.

If it takes 5 years to reach that conclusion… A) it’s an easy switch, B) probably saved Jellyfin devs a bunch of moans, C) no regerts.

BuT I wAnT mY fRrrreEeeeEEeeee

These whiny people should stay with Plex if only to save FOSS devs the headache of dealing with them. They aren’t going to support them either.

(Thanks for helping clarify)

If we got 5yr it’s more than paid for itself. Even FOSS needs support - stop whining and support good things.

Content update? You mean online mode updates? All single player will get is a radio station downgrade after a year or so.

This will be the first GTA I don’t preorder or play on day one.

Is it not releasing to PC at full price in 1-3yr?

The hype for this game is wild. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot of positive and potential … But right now there’s nothing more. The game falls flat after a few hours. There are other medieval city builders with some fighting…even in early access and further along. This game, at it’s current pace, may need a whole year or more to be meaningful/worthwhile.

Mine does Blu-ray too. DVD wise they have more TV shows than I’ve heard of, cryptic ones I have heard of, anime, comedy… Almost more than the local used DVD stores.

If you’re not interested enough to read why bother asking

It took me less time to find out what this was about than to make this response.

That’s not how it works.

You can see where chrome and Firefox 3.x coexisted.

It didn’t accept the password that was set.