I've personally found that maintaing Jellyfin via Docker is far simpler and provides a more convenient upgrade path than a direct installation. I have a docker compose file in my home folder so when I want to upgrade it's just docker compose pull
followed by docker compose up -d
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Save yourself the trouble and go the docker route
I use my old MacBook air as a home server. I have installed Jellyfin via podman on Fedora 38. Containers make things a lot easier.
I recommended using linuxserver.io's image.