andrewrabert/jellium-desktop
Summary
Jellium Desktop is an unofficial Jellyfin desktop client built on CEF and mpv, offering cross-platform downloads for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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andrewrabert/jellium-desktop
Source: https://github.com/andrewrabert/jellium-desktop
Jellium Desktop
An unofficial Jellyfin desktop client built on CEF and mpv.
Downloads
Linux
- AppImage
- Arch Linux (AUR): jellium-desktop-git
- Flatpak (non-Flathub bundle)
macOS
After installing, remove quarantine:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Jellium\ Desktop.app
Windows
Development
This project uses just as a command runner.
Available recipes:
[package]
appimage ... # [linux] build AppImage
flatpak ... # [linux] build Flatpak bundle
dmg # [macos] build Apple Disk Image (.dmg)
[maintenance]
outdated # List outdated dependencies
clean # Remove build artifacts
[test]
test # Run tests
[lint]
fmt # Format workspace
fmt-check # Check formatting
clippy # Run clippy
lint # Lint workspace
strict-lint # Strict lint workspace
[build]
build # Build the app
[run]
run *args # Run the app
run-mpv *args # Run the mpv CLI
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