You can keep media files in the local directory on Raspberry Pi or in a mounted directory, for example on NAS, that is in local network with Raspberry Pi. A power-efficient Raspberry Pi device is good for this purpose. Plex Media Server needs to be up and online all the time to let you access your media content anytime from anywhere. I'm new to Linux.In this article we will tell you how to use ExaGear Desktop to run Plex Media Server on your Raspberry Pi, so that you could store and manage your media files (movies, pictures and music) and stream them to any of your devices (phone, tablet, smart TV, PC etc) with Plex App. But as Plex releases new updates fairly often, I just want to make sure I can update the software this way.Īnd that's my question. There is an option in the server software, to do an update.
But with the method I used, this is not an option. , meaning that in the future, when I run a sudo apt upgrade, also the Plex software will be updated. When using the first method, I should install plex with sudo apt install plexmediaserver deb package from their website, copied it to the RPI on an external drive attached via SMB, then ran a sudo dpkg -i plexmediaserver_1.-c43dc0277_bĮverything works fine, aparently. I've asked about this in the official Plex forum, but no answers. Manage keyring files in instead (see apt-key(8)). According to and a few other sitesI should do a sudo apt install apt-transport-httpsĮcho deb public main | sudo tee /etc/apt//plexmediaserver.list
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