Ch3rry314

Yeah, I agree I was chuckling till I saw the last article and audibly said oooooh. A real sobering moment.

What are you trying to do exactly? Add full albums to a playlist queue in a random order?

Edit: removed.

In this video, I showcase a couple ways of adding albums to a queue. From thw album menu, tapping the play arrow loads the whole album in the queue (replacing the queue). You can long tap to select then three dots add to playlist -> add to play queue. Finally from an album page, you can click add album to play queue.

I thought I figured it out, with the group select on multiple albums then the three dots, but it only adds the first album selected. Sounds like something that could be requested in a future update for multi-album adds via a group select.

Does this help? I’ve been impressed with the official app and tried a few unofficial ones, but this seems to have all the utility and features I want.

Edit: forgot to add if full in order albums isn’t what you’re after, there are other options including the app making a random Instant Mix of songs of the same genre.

I use the official jellyfin client on my phone. I hear you in that I have also wanted some randomness in selecting what to listen to.

I keep the standard Album category and use the random sort. Then I still get some agency in selection, but it’s all mixed.

Edit: Confirmed minimum is Android 5.0 or newer.

This is the RaspberryPi 500+, which is the new model with a mechanical keyboard and slightly better specs than the 500.

Official 500+ Site

RPi 500+ specs on the left and 500 on the right.

Non-Paywall

I have faith that proton development will continue to rectify these shortfalls. Windows has had dominance for decades allowing game devs and tools to work to Microsoft. Windows games used to require tinkering as well back in the beginning before and shortly after Direct X.

The ProtonDB compatible tier system helps form an assessment of any capabilities that aren’t working. I would agree that running at 1080p is compatible for me. For me, those features are not show stoppers and potentially game specific. RE:Village has HDR support for example. And with the database comes a community effort to fix common issues. Example with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and the NVIDIA employee providing the command line argument to solve a driver issue.

Ultimately, proton has enabled me to drop Windows and for that I’m thankful.

For me, gaming was a requirement, but I had enough of Windows and switched to Bazzite (Gaming centric preloaded Fedora Linux).

It’s really only kernel level anti-cheat games (Apex Legends, Valorant, Rainbow 6, etc.) that are incompatible now. If you’re a co-op or single player gamer, I haven’t had an issue.

Of the current 1000 top played games, 90% are playable ProtonDB. Steam’s playable rating is overly cautious in it’s assessment.

Hug of death.

Archive Link