I think I remember hearing about a bunch of Linux rivals players getting caught up in bans recently. BUT I also heard the company apologized, stated it was a mistake and reinstated them all. Which was sad to see happen but an extremely good sign that they wanted those players.

Different branches and different versions. Sometimes there are regressions between new versions. Sometimes the fixes are pushed in certain branches and not others. They are generally provided for stability and compatibilities sake. If you find a version that works for your particular game. You should be able to keep it around and run your game safe and stable unless something on the game gets updated. But outside that you should probably try to run with whatever the latest stable is.

Interesting. Will have to take a look at it later. I currently use Jellyfin and don’t have many issues. The only thing that might be a pain point is tuner support. I didn’t see anything mentioned. But looks nice otherwise. And intrigued to see its largely in Go.