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is a step forward. what im asking for is similiar to basically a section in the apps page similar to the installed apps button. but this should be updates. similiar to how ios does it in the appstore

I see the "update all button" is now is an option 🙂 Thanks Team!!!!!

Is it that ur looking for?

3 new apps and updates to snapotter's curations Please read more about it here on our new docsite https://docs.hexos.com/release-notes/command-deck/2026-07-09

If your going to do something like an Update All can you please incorporate some logic for folks who have most of their apps stopped. You already generate a popup and message when I try to update a stopped app but if this button lets me update without checking what's running and what's not it will be confusing. I don't think I like the idea of HexOS doing the three step starting/updating/stopping apps itself. I don't mind HexOS doing thing for me but doing things without my knowledge is a bit much. I can think of a bunch more combinations and logic for this but K.I.S.S might be the best approach.

Please add an updates section in the apps page and let us press an update all button

If you're comfortable with the TrueNAS side you can there, but not on the HexOS side yet.

I know TrueNAS has a couple apps to host Minecraft servers because I have them running.

I believe not yet is the answer since TrueNAS pushed VMs back to a later release. The admins have the behind the scenes story so if something has changed they can fill you in.

Is this a True Nas app already? I'm not seeing it?

I setup HexOS shortly after it's initial release. I put created a pool with a couple of HDDs, created a couple of folders, threw a handful of files in there and haven't really messed with it since. I only add/remove files occasionally as it's largely just a back-up. I am now looking to host a couple of game servers, such as Minecraft, Valheim, Palworld, etc. I over-built the PC I have HexOS running on, so I'm wondering if it's possible to run a VM from HexOS, so that I can host these games without needing another PC? I tried searching the forum, but wasn't able to find anything in this realm. Thank you in advance for your help!

@NASI see where you are coming from and will mention it to the team however at this time the best solution I can offer you is To DM me whenever you would like your posts edited and I will happily help you with that.

We aren't planning to curate every application. Some of the apps don't make sense for us to curate. For example whoogle is broken and no longer in development However we are definitely going to keep curating more applications.

can you point me to a good tutorial for that? i was tinkering all day with nginx but I can't get it to work.

I agree. Over time we'll be able to fill in both the Egress and backup in general with your system and to other systems along with the app backup and update for our curated apps. All this takes time. The price will go up over time but when we have the features you need is the best time to buy.

Thank you both for your replies. Even as I wrote my post I think I knew the answer was going to be to continue using TrueNas in my case. On the issue of bus factor, I don’t think HexOS would simplify things enough for my wife to keep using it long term anyway, so the best option is just to make sure there is always an easy “data egress” option like NextCloud. In terms of not having time to do things like upgrade from 24.10 - that is just going to be a one-time pain as it is probably reasonable to assume that IX Systems won’t constantly be making so many breaking changes to those systems. It is supposed to be an enterprise appliance software after all! I’ll keep my eye on HexOS, but for now I don’t think it’s the right thing for me.

While I don't care about paperless ngx myself, @Mobiusdo you intent to try to curate all 390+ apps in the TrueNAS catalog?

Paperless ngx.................pretty please?

I wonder if they think quoting yourself in another post is an acceptable alternative. I would like this ability because I have created a couple posts where I had a problem and reported it. As I looked at the problem I would have changed the post several times as I discovered mistakes I made and the results of the self heal we hear so much about. I could have reported, ranted and resolved in one neat post.

Hexos scripting system is written in json. Therefore to naturally quest to support it within the form code blocks or at least basic json.

This is important for people to maintain up to date information in opening posts. A great example of this is in custom scripting for app. The author needs to be able to keep the opening post up to date and they can't after a few minutes. I understand there might be some hesitancy to allow infinite editing due to abuse but that's why post quotes and edit history exist.

@Todd Miller makes some great points that resonates with my experience. I've also come from TrueNas to HexOs looking for the promise of a simpler experience. They've succeeded providing a simpler experience onboarding users, network shares with users and deploying apps. They are working on backup buddy and it's a first release it will be a simple backup and restore datasets. However there are two categories they have to get right that I haven't seen them outright promise to implement: 1. Egress: setting up sub domains then exposing to Internet or LAN. 2. Granular app backup and restore: restore one application and leave the rest untouched. TrueNas refuse to implement this for its app catalog and many don't see it as necessary in the forums as they implement their own backup.

Continuing the promise to double our curations, we are releasing 2 more curations. Linkwarden - Linkwarden helps you collect, read, annotate, and fully preserve what matters, all in one place. Memos - A timeline for quick notes, daily logs, links, and snippets.

The limited number of temperature values is intentional, as far as TrueNAS is concerned. https://forums.truenas.com/t/truenas-scale-24-10-2-is-now-available/32410/2 i5-1240P has 12 physical cores, where 4 are performance cores with SMT that brings the total logical cores to 16. This means the expected (and shown) behavior is 12 temperature values and 16 usage values.

This is very cool. It might be TrueNAS not seeing a temp on those other cores due to some issue. HexOS just takes the TrueNAS information and puts it on our graph. As the new version of TrueNAS comes out and HexOS offers the update for them maybe this will just resolve itself. I looked up the model and it's a pretty cool little NAS.