Hey all... How hard would it be to create a Linux distro like LibreElec but instead of Kodi it boots directly into Plex? I know I could set a Plex app as a startup item, but I'd want it to behave like LibreElec... I recently got a 3D Printer (a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon) and I want to do this build: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6572558. Having an SD card with "Plex OS" ready to go would be awesome. TIA
LibreElec but Plex intead of Kodi?
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Shiggitay -
August 23, 2024 at 4:18 AM -
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No need. Use an autostart script for Plex.
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Rasplex used to be a thing (and was based on OE, then LE): https://www.rasplex.com .. but that died out.
There was also a "Plex Embedded" image for RPi/x86_64 devices (originally on OE, then LE) created by Plex staff that combined our base OS with an auto updating Plex binary, but I think that also died out over time, and I don't frequent the Plex forums these days.
I'm not sure if Plex has a dedicated Linux app now (or what would be required to run one). I have the impression that over time they moved to a more controlled (and thus restricted) client experience. If something exists it's all do-able, but that requires time/effort and the Plex universe seems to be more about desktop OS or native apps on TV's these days.
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You know about PM4K then? It's a Kodi add-on but I think it's awesome.
