On Linux / Wayland v0.16.1 observed behaviour is that:
- Dream playback stops when the disk holding the dream files becomes full, but then...
- Playback then resumes when space is made available (such as deleting some stuff from the holding drive).
Ideally, playback should continue using the currently cached dreams in the playlist rather than going into some kind of 'no-op' loop as appears to happen when we run out of space.
This is by no means dreadful, and the F2 stats correctly indicate "Insufficient disk space" in some polling loop so playback resumes when the low-disk condition is no longer met - but we can likely do better and loop the videos confirmed downloaded in the playlist rather than halt all playback on low-disk.
This issue likely affects all platforms.
On Linux / Wayland v0.16.1 observed behaviour is that:
Ideally, playback should continue using the currently cached dreams in the playlist rather than going into some kind of 'no-op' loop as appears to happen when we run out of space.
This is by no means dreadful, and the F2 stats correctly indicate "Insufficient disk space" in some polling loop so playback resumes when the low-disk condition is no longer met - but we can likely do better and loop the videos confirmed downloaded in the playlist rather than halt all playback on low-disk.
This issue likely affects all platforms.