I just double checked it and it's set to never expire.
I believe they reached out to us a few months ago, but discussions stalled because of contractual issues (NDAs and the like). We'll see.
This is pretty cool. Do you mind if I use this myself?
What are some FOSS programs that you think are a far better user experience than their counterparts?
Thanks for the praise! We're not on Lemmy too much, but someone in the Core Team caught site of this and shared it with me. If you're wondering who I am: github
What are some FOSS programs that you think are a far better user experience than their counterparts?
No, you don't have to pay us a dime.
A fix is to disable the Power Management (or whatever it may be called) for the Android app in your phone's settings. Depending on the manufacturer, this will have a a different name, and it is often quite aggressive. That said, there are some tailor-made music apps for Android, which are also a good choice.
It has the starting pieces of bigger changes to the playback engine.
I would figure this works. How did you install Jellyfin?
Is there a particular reason this is concerning? I'm all ears and can pass along any feedback.
IIRC it only works for music, and I believe only the most recent 100 items.
We haven't had any other contributors come in with any more work for it, and even what exists was just from one person about a year or two ago.
To be honest, the 1-2 maintainers we have working on it have been mainly improving video playback.
I'm not approving any hat expenses