I would like to get overseerr running on my PC.
When I search for it in the package manager, I see it twice overseerr and overseerr git. Which one should I install ?
I saw that it is in fact a docker image, but I have zero docker experience, how can I get it up and running, because if I install overseer, it does not seem to be running, I would like it running when the PC starts, just like sonarr and radarr does.
overseerr is the latest stable release while overseerr-git is a VCS package which pulls the latest commit from the develop branch.
The Overseerr snap is the only officially supported Linux install method aside from Docker.
The AUR packages are neither of those. They build from source and should work similar to the Snap once installed.
There is a snap install if you don’t want to use Docker. Personally I’d avoid using Docker unless you have no other choice.
Thanks, sudo snap install overseerr did the trick.
When I installed from aur, overseerr did not start, and I had no idea on how to get it started.
Glad you got it sorted. Now please mark Yochanan’s post as the solution since they did post before me. Thanks
OK, done.
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