2026-04-11, 10:07 PM
(2026-04-10, 10:41 PM)abpjf Wrote: At this point I'd rather subject myself to the barely-functional iteration (x.7) that's at least allowing me to play content rather than faff around with more piecemeal "fixes" and introduce god-knows-what-else eldritch abominations lurking in the code.
And Devs should just STOP with the whole "upgrade/update is Required" directives going forward - or even contemplating new code bases that would require such ever again. If a bullet-proof release can't be guaranteed, then don't release anything at all.
While I can appreciate the whole "let's get off a security-compromised version" - let's also be a bit realistic about our own perceived threat surfaces.
I'm sure I don't speak for everyone here, but ffs it's a media server. Given that I run mine on segregated machine(s) to begin with, I could care less what erstwhile bad actor(s) can/would do to/with the host server or the NAS it's connected to. Have at it. Whatchoo gonna do, delete all the Movies? Steal the login credentials? Whoopdeedo! Knock yourself out.
This people... take heed to some common sense.