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For example, if it is a small library, read on an Android/iOS device, Jellyfin with JellyBook may be fine. If it is a large manga library already tracked on AniList, Kavita may be a good bet. If features like notes and highlights are important to sync across devices, something like Anx Reader with WebDAV might even be better.

i will start with jellybook to keep it simple. i didn’t know there was a jellyfin plugin for ebooks.

thanks for taking the time to share all that information

but I’d definitely recommend it for someone starting up.

that’s me.

my partner asked me to self-host their e-books. For now i only have jellyfin (on Debian) running to stream music locally. I bookmarked calibre-web last week as an e-book solution.

What made you choose c-w automated over c-w? Any other advices?

i joined the community, i didn’t create it.

Alternative: make a separate “selfhosted-ai” community for the sloperators.

this comment is a perfect example of what @curbstickle@anarchist.nexus is trying to eliminate/prevent.

Knee-jerk “noise”!

I will say that having disclosure and/or tagging would mean that comments that just say “slop” or “fuck ai” or whatever would be off topic at that point, that information is already provided, so its just noise (and sometimes pretty uncivil - I’ve been light on that for now due to the need for a rule on this).

good idea

it won’t solve the “noise” problem though. I was relatively active on !imageai@sh.itjust.works and we were constantly nagged by sloppies even though the community is clearly dedicated to generativeArt

Quote ppl you answer.

indeed