I can’t speak for iOS but for Android the official app allows you to download the files but you have to watch them in another app. There’s a 3rd party app for Jellyfin that lets you download and watch in-app. It’s peak open source fragmentation.

Server transcoding is there and works great though.

Fedora Kinoite exists already. It’s my daily driver for dev and gaming and works great for me.

I started learning Go about 3 months ago and it quickly became one of my favorite languages. It feels like C with a bunch of Python niceties thrown in. And performance isn’t super critical in my work so being garbage collected is fine with me.

hledger actually seems like it’ll fit my use case rather well. Thanks for mentioning it!

A budget app. I’m tired of all the good ones being web apps that spy on you. Multiple accounts, recurring expenses, ability to set goals, there’s a lot of features you can implement (or not) depending on how far you take it.

Currently I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onetwoapps.mh which gets the job done but I want similar functionality outside of android.

Great game but you need to go in with the expectation of a Devil May Cry-like and not a traditional Final Fantasy. If that doesn’t sound like fun, this should probably be a skip.