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On 12/2/18 11:14 AM, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> MythTV's requirement to use a GUI setup program on a "headless" |
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> server, always seemed like a massively stupid design decision. |
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Yes, it was a dumb decision. However, I suppose it's better than having |
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to edit that by hand... they could've uses a cli or curses interface or |
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something. |
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> That said, it's been many years since I've run MythTV. I switched to |
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> SageTV because of the brilliantly small and silent set-top-boxes. But |
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> Google bought SageTV and pulled the plug on that, so a year or two |
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> back I switched to Plex (which you configure via a web UI). The Plex |
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> plugin for OSMC/Kodi has a clumsy UI, but works pretty well. However, |
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> the Plex app for Roku seems to be useless... |
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I've only ever run MythTV. Lately though I use Kodi with Kodi's Myth |
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plugin on all TVs but my living room TV and computer. |
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Usually when I'm doing work to this I'm physically in front of it. |
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Fluxbox seems nice, going to try windowmaker and it's terminal but gcc |
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barfed compiling Objective-C support. Trying it again... one of my PCs |
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compiled the objc USE-flag fine, and the other didn't. |
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Dan |
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