sonarr-tak4.0.20.3014-v2

Track selected television series, retrieve new episodes, and keep the resulting files organized with sonarr-tak, TehAppKiller’s unofficial Sonarr release. It provides personal video recorder functions for people who obtain television episodes through Usenet and BitTorrent, helping them follow shows and manage downloaded episodes from Linux.

The service monitors multiple RSS feeds for episodes from chosen shows, then retrieves, sorts, and renames the resulting files. It can also replace episodes already in the library when a higher-quality format becomes available, combining episode tracking with ongoing media organization. Its web interface is available by default, and the service restarts under any condition.

This open-source software is aimed at Linux users who manage television downloads and media files from a server or personal computer, and it is published in the Video & Media Players category. The current version is 4.0.20.3014-v2, requires Linux with snapd, and supports x86_64 (amd64) systems.

Because it runs under snap restrictions, it can write files only in directories owned by root, while content in the home base directory cannot be read.