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From: Simon <9295182+grimsi@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2022 18:55:40 +0200
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 * Easy to host yourself thanks to native Docker support (alternatively it's only one .jar file to run on bare metal)
 * Light and dark theme
 
-### Differences to other game library software
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-In the past I used [Grifter](https://github.com/terrybrash/grifter) to manage my game library, and I was (and still am) happy with it.  
-However, Grifter has some limitations that I could not work around, so I decided to develop my own app.
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-Grifter does not support auto-discovery of games in your library folder. Instead, you have to manually add all files and their corresponding IGDB-slugs to a config file.
-Also, Grifter only supports to download one file per game. Since I also have games consisting of multiple files I was not able to download them from the browser with Grifter.
-Gameyfin fixes both these limitations: It can scan your library for games and automatically match them on IGDB to load additional information.
-It can also deal with games consisting of multiple files by packing them into a .zip folder in realtime if necessary.
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 ## Installation
 
 ### General