The Servarr Team have retired Readarr due to it’s unusable metadata and basically lack of interest in continuing to develop it. There is a fork called “bookshelf” by other people under active development ( GitHub - pennydreadful/bookshelf: A place for your books. ). However, there is another book d…

So I thought it doesn’t look too complicated for my first software implementation, so I gave it a try: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/pull/7747

bookshelf seems to be a Docker only application. These we don’t add to our software list.

Ok, so how about LazyLibrarian instead? The developer is responsive and I’m sure would be amenable to inclusion as a Dietpi application.

The installation of LazyLibrarian is pretty simple, all you need is python. It also offers a daemon mode out of the box. https://gitlab.com/LazyLibrarian/LazyLibrarian#install You don’t want to implement this, @turrican ? :smiley:

I have manually added it to my own dietpi-based machine in the past. The people that choose the applications to add to dietpi would probably need to make the decision as to which applications are chosen to be on the list for their distro. I was simply pointing out the obvious, i.e. there is a potent…

[image] turrican: but I thought the goal was to be user friendly yes. but we have just 1 developer and always more task than time available. Therefore, we need to see how thinks could be integrated and what priorities we have next to new software request. Everybody is welcome to start integra…

How to implement a software option: How to add a new software title · MichaIng/DietPi Wiki · GitHub Or a practical complete example: Add Forgejo to dietpi-software by jcnils · Pull Request #7071 · MichaIng/DietPi · GitHub Indeed, I won’t find any time soon to implement it. A lot of hardware-relate…

@turrican It’s now availablie with DietPi 9.18

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