Pipeline for Linux

Pipeline is a video app designed for Linux users who want to follow video creators easily.

It works well with YouTube and PeerTube, letting you watch and download videos without switching between websites.

This makes it a simple tool for managing your favorite content in one place.

With Pipeline, you can search for channels you like and subscribe to them.

The app then shows all new videos from your subscriptions in a single feed.

You can customize this feed by filtering out videos you don’t want to see, such as very short clips or videos that are part of a series.

This helps you focus on the content you prefer.

Videos in Pipeline can be played inside the app’s built-in player or through an external video player if you want.

The app also lets you download videos so you can watch them later without an internet connection.

You can organize videos you plan to watch soon and even import your subscriptions from apps like NewPipe or YouTube, making it easier to switch to Pipeline.

Currently, Pipeline supports only YouTube and PeerTube.

Support for other video platforms may be added if enough users request it.

The app does not include advanced video editing or sharing features, and its ease of use depends on individual experience.

Overall, Pipeline is a solid choice for Linux users who want a safe and convenient way to follow and watch videos from multiple channels in one place.