There is also this one; it’s an actual genuine Windows 95 running on WASM in your browser

Ah, makes sense, thanks; I use Jellyfin exclusively for video as well

For the Filelist thing I prefer CLI tools generally (and all the export formats I’ve seen in the features seem perfectly doable through them); but your answer about XNViewMP definitely has merits, thanks ! I’ll take a look at it

I’ve seen entire corporate networks run through a samba machine, though admittedly not often; it can be done

It’s also probably a bad idea (the only upside would be security mind you)

I’ve been incredibly happy with Jellyfin on my NAS. What does Plex offer that it doesn’t, out of curiosity ?

ImageMagick is shit

I love ImageMagick despite its quirks; but then again I do not use it for professional use (well I do as a dev but I’m not a photograph or anything). What does XNViewMP does that ImageMagick doesn’t ?

Because at first glance it seems much worse - it has a graphical UI for one thing which seems inappropriate for the usecases I see ImageMagick being used for.

Also that Filelist Creator thing has existed on unix since the 70s; it’s called “find”, “ls”, and “awk”.

I really recommend it, at least the first one, it’s a classic and it’s awesome; the later two are admittedly lower quality I think, unless you’re really into cyberpunk.

The name is cool but the Tessier-Ashpool were bourgeois pigs

EMPRESS the batshit insane DRM cracker ?

Imaginary Property in general