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I'm happy we have met some of the need cases out there. There are more items we will be hitting shortly with Buddy Backups and then VMs as major items, along with more things in the UI to slowly require less TrueNAS UI. For me, I'll say the happy state will be after Buddy Backups and VMs. Also with the updates, TrueNAS should be pushing our fix on our Baba Yaga (websocat service issue) hopefully fixed in 25.10.7. We'll have the basics covered, and we can focus on addressing the need for the TrueNAS web UI. We can also then continue to build on all existing features, adding more depth to them.

I can help in Tamil - India which is one of the oldest surving language as of today. I'm a native Tamil speaker.

I would only suggest fast ssds for metadata/special vdevs. The downside is that if that vdev fails you lose all the data on your pool regardless of redundancy. This is why I suggest a minimum of a double mirror for metadata/special vdevs. I've also heard that its not very useful for unless you have 10s of thousands of folders inside tens of thousands of folders. another drawback is that currently there is no good way to rebalance vdevs if you add the metadata vdev after already having data on your pool. however in the future once truenas 26 or 27 (I forget which) rolls out it should be possible.

Buddy backups were moved to a future version 1.1 release. you can check out our roadmap here https://docs.hexos.com/blog/2025-11-26 Its always a good idea to practice the 3-2-1 backup strategy You are welcome to voice questions/concerns/observations from the standpoint of this being a production product

Rolling this back to the top of the list since I'm needing to give some love to my rack. Any thoughts from anyone would be awesome.

Hello, just want to start by saying I am loving my time with HexOS! This has been an absolute game changer, and my favorite part is being the Media guy for a few friends and family. That said, since HDD prices are out of this world right now, I stumbled across maintainerr.info and it sounds like the perfect tool to add to my current stack, in order to more easily make space for new media. My favorite part is the “leaving soon” feature. Love this idea! Hope others see the benefit of this application, as I think having this curated would be an immense help to maintaining storage hygiene. Thanks for reading!

Nice, i'll check it out.

Ok, so I mean this sincerely and honestly, no joking this time. I thought you (well, maybe not you specifically) had said Local dashboard/command deck vs hosted and Buddy Backup where the line to declaring we had reached 1.0? I don't really care about either specifically but the admins were very vocal about keeping backups during the beta and cot calling HexOS production ready. So to be clear, you are ready to start taking questions/concerns/observations (if any) from the standpoint of this being a production product? I don't think that came from the Linus videos but I may be wrong.

Swiparr has been a huge help and quickly became an essential part of my media stack

There will definitely be more game servers.

Any chance we get more game servers?

Results of the previous poll Which of the newly curated financial planning apps do you like the best ? 1) Actual Budget - 49 Votes 2) Sure - 20 votes 3) Firefly III - 16 votes New poll Which of our curated media server apps do you like using the best? Vote for your favorite on reddit or here on HexOS Hub You can also join our Discord server and vote there New Curations Ratelog - Ratelog is an app for rating movies and TV shows with a detailed category-based scoring system. Swiparr - Swiparr turns the dreaded "what should we watch?" question into a fun, collaborative experience. Curation info Swiparr The default media server URLs are already inputted into Swiparr. Login using the same credentials you would use for Jellyfin or Emby. The first account that logins becomes the admin account for Swiparr. We reccomend enabling guest landing in the settings to make it easier for your friends and family. This feature allows other users to join your group without needing to login to an account Special Acknowledgments Jakob Bjelvér The developer of swiparr Submitted Swiparr to the TrueNAS app catalog at our request. Check out the release notes here

PeaNUT shows you your UPS's info. However at this time UPS setup and graceful shutdown will still have have to be configured via the truenas ui It's still on our list of things to add to HexOS

Yes we left beta with the 1.0 release a couple months back

I can help with Hungarian I'm a native Hungarian speaker

I thought that was what PeaNUT was? I haven't tried it yet so is that not true?

Are we out of beta yet?

Gonna bump this. Would love to see UPS integration/graceful shutdown functionality.

Thank you for the kind words. We will try to make it even more perfect

Hi Team, I just wanted to thanks the Dev team! I have everything expected and more from the software!!! Everything has be stable for months! I have a working NAS, and automated media server, ai, plus extras. Thanks for your hard work, Brad +1

loging into hexos dash board from bookmarks and then cleared cash it loud me to login

What happened that you're seeing this?

Knowing it's for the home, I'll look into this and see if we can add something like this to the to-do list. Thanks for elaborating and explaining.

Totally understood. Also, when I say "users", I do mean my wife! :) And just cleaning it up so she doesn't have 6 mapped network drives. Small business type environments would probably have a lot less complexity than a home user doing multiple things, and have less pushback from their users because they get paid to deal with less-than-ideal UX.

No, not at this time. That seems like adding complexity we'd stay away from until we get all the major features out of the way. I know there seems to be many people who want to use this in a small business-type environment, which is great, but normal home users have been getting the short end of the stick win NAS software because every company has focused on business to make the big $$.