LibreELEC
A lightweight Linux distribution designed specifically for running the Kodi media center. It features a minimal footprint and fast boot times, supports Raspberry Pi and various ARM and x86 hardware platforms, and natively supports HDMI-CEC and hardware decoding.
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LibreELEC is a minimal Linux distribution designed specifically to run the Kodi media center, with a system size typically under 200MB.
LibreELEC supports Raspberry Pi 4/5, various Amlogic chip-based boxes, and x86 PCs, can invoke GPU hardware decoding to support 4K HDR playback, and natively supports HDMI-CEC.
For users who only watch Jellyfin, YouTube, and local public media, LibreELEC or a Mini PC running Linux is a better fit than a closed Apple TV, and also more reliable than the hassle of flashing LineageOS on a Raspberry Pi.
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LibreELEC is a minimal Linux distribution designed specifically to run the Kodi media center, with a system size typically under 200MB.
50%UnverifiedLibreELEC supports Raspberry Pi 4/5, various Amlogic chip-based boxes, and x86 PCs, can invoke GPU hardware decoding to support 4K HDR playback, and natively supports HDMI-CEC.
50%UnverifiedFor users who only watch Jellyfin, YouTube, and local public media, LibreELEC or a Mini PC running Linux is a better fit than a closed Apple TV, and also more reliable than the hassle of flashing LineageOS on a Raspberry Pi.
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