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There are currently three ways to make use of Booklore: Directly at the domain  Through BookNexus - a TBR iOS app that is currently available through testflight but very much a WIP: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ptw2yKu6 A paid app called Alexandria t...

There are a few ways to make use of this service:  the first and main option is directly through the domain - games.finleys-media.com there is also an iOS app that allows direct downloading and playing if supported. However it is only through testflight: h...

The only way to make use of this services is directly through the domain.

The only way to make use of this services is directly through the domain.

The only way to make use of this services is directly through the domain.

There are currently two ways to make use of this services: Mobile: The Element X app Desktop: Directly through the domain

In order to make use of this service will depend upon the client chosen to use. Direct site - simply login with your Jellyfin credentials. Streamyfin - select “Discover” in search Jellyfin - through the custom tab - no credentials should be needed

In order to make use of this service will depend upon the client chosen to use. Direct site - simply login with your credentials. After logging in it is HIGHLY recommended to go through the libraries, selecting the gear icon above the books and selecting “C...

Depending on which exact client you decide to go with will change the exact details but the overall setup remains the same. Simply provide the domain and your login credentials. 

To make use of this service you simply go to the domain and login.

To make use of this service you simply go to the domain. THERE ARE NO LOGIN CREDENTIALS FOR THIS SITE.

To make use of this service you simply go to the site.

In order to make use of the messaging service - how you get started is dependent on the client used. Direct site - simply visit the domain messaging.finleys-media.com and log in Element X - upon initial launch, it will have the example server added > click...

Jellyfin is the beating heart of the media server’s software stack. Everything revolves around inputting media into it primarily. It handles the streaming of shows, movies, anime, music and audiobooks.

Booklore is the Jellyfin equivalent for books. It is devised of 4 libraries currently: novels, comics, manga and webtoons. 

Bookstack is the Wiki that you are reading this on. It handles all more in-depth documentation related to this media service. 

If Jellyfin is the heart, Portainer is the skeleton - it handles the management of all Docker containers along with the deployment/decommissioning of such. 

Docker is what allows everything to run. It is a containerization program that enables each service/software to run in their own mini-VM.