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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 22 for Linux => Topic started by: pepar on April 10, 2017, 08:06:34 am
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I have a NUC arriving soon to use as the streaming device attached to my home theater, and I want to use Linux. I read the threads in the Linux sections and need advice on which distro to use. I do know some are "free" and maybe they all are? Anyway, I will donate to whichever distro I use if it is free.
As for which flavor I use, should I just go with Debian Jessie 64-bit as that's the one on which MC for Linux is developed? This box will be dedicated to JRiver.
Jeff
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Ubuntu or Linux Mint are my recommendations. If you're more used to a Windows-like experience, then Linux Mint. If you go this route, check out the pinned tutorials in this forum section!
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Thanks. I don't expect to ever see the Linux desktop. The box will be a dedicated JRiver media streamer.
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Thanks. I don't expect to ever see the Linux desktop. The box will be a dedicated JRiver media streamer.
Then go for plain vanilla, debian (the officially supported distro).
You could also consider running an Id usb kit.
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Then go for plain vanilla, debian (the officially supported distro).
You could also consider running an Id usb kit.
JRiver boots from a USB stick? I was reading a bit about that. I need to digest the unRAID/JRiver issue before I can move on.
Jeff
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JRiver boots from a USB stick? I was reading a bit about that. I need to digest the unRAID/JRiver issue before I can move on.
Jeff
You're keen on booting from a USB aren't you?
Check here:
http://www.jriver.com/Id/ (http://www.jriver.com/Id/)
Not quite what you think.
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Keen? Bloody well right!