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why would anybody think that setting up a local "LLM that can guide a user on how to manually set up a home server that runs Jellyfin" would be easier than setting up jellyfin itself?
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just follow the instructions on https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/installation/linux/#debuntu-debian-ubuntu-and-derivatives-using-apt
And the Arr Stack, and KitchenOwl, and LibreCloset. They also want something for YouTube, but haven't decided what they might like the most yet - was thinking of testing KDE's new Plasma BigScreen and seeing how Waydroid does at running S-tube.
If that worked well enough, then I'd probably try setting them up with that