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Any recommendations for Linux distros for a Jellyfin server?
Debian and Ubuntu have the most docs and guides If you know what you're doing nixos or ucore would be pretty unbreakable Paid for product I love Unraid
Trash guides is pretty good for getting started https://trash-guides.info/
I have my jellyfin container running in podman on Alpine Linux.
I set mine up with Debian and Swizzin community edition.
Yunohost
I just downloaded the .deb (unless it was an AppImage) and it ran without further tweaking.