Should I not be using the airsonic/airsonic image?

• Airsonic

  20 1,839 0.2 Java

  Discontinued :satellite: :cloud: :notes:Airsonic, a Free and Open Source community driven media server (fork of Subsonic and Libresonic)

  

airsonic/airsonic is vanilla airsonic, the development of which now seems to be dormant (for 9 months at least). The docker release reflects that. The code is hosted at airsonic github. The last release was 10.6.2.

• docker-airsonic

  2 38 7.2 Dockerfile
  

linuxserver/airsonic is just repackaged vanilla airsonic. It just adds some stuff to the docker container, but doesn't actually change the airsonic code itself. Because it is reliant on the code developed in the repo above, it too is stalled where the above was. The new releases are just an autoscheduled weekly release job based on the same old binary. You can find the repo at linuxserver github. Because it is releasing the same code weekly, every version will likely be 10.6.2.

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• airsonic-advanced

  48 1,166 3.0 JavaScript

airsonicadvanced/airsonic-advanced is the new airsonic fork that is actively being worked on and developed. It was forked prior to the old repo going dormant. You can read about why the fork happened, and the new changes and features on its repo at airsonic-advanced github. Airsonic-Advanced has a different release cadence and releases an edge release every time a new feature is merged. It is currently releasing 11.0 edge releases.

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