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  1. @jonp i think people just wish for more Communication to see if the Project is still alive. Just share some bits and bobs on what you are currently working on, and how it's going - what are the challenges 🙂 Get the Community involved, lift the curtain a slight bit, so to speak.
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  2. Hey all, as the name implies I would like to see a simple checkbox to make folders available via nfs. As a bonus a list of IP ranges that are allowed to access the share would be perfect. The user mapping to the user owning the folder so that I do not need to care about permissions and just access the data via NFS could be handled automatically as a default. Please feel free to ask for clarification and to add your ideas below!
    2 points
  3. I personally didn’t have an issue with this on one of my servers. But if I remember that issue was a docker install issue with the initial setup. Quick resolution would be a full reinstall at the start post drive wipes
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  4. HA!! That is great! I just wish he showed proper acknowledgment with something like "This is for my American friend Dylan, who with his stimulating engagement on the HexOS forums, deserves a proper deep dive into the new hardware about to land on your door step. Thanks, Dylan - this one is for you!" I mean...just sayin 🤓
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  5. My gaming setup: Corsair Crystal 570x case Ryzen 7 9800x3d 32 GB DDR5 at 7200 mhz Gigabyte RTX 3080 ti Corsair K100 keyboard and Ironclaw mouse Logitech G920 wheel and pedals with Eaton shifter by CustomSimShop Dark Matter 34" 1440p ultrawide Senny HD 6xx powered by Fosi K5 Pro Server stack: Tripp-Lite 25u rack (got the height wrong earlier) Itech BHK117-8e 8 port KVM Dell SC8000 2x Netapp DS4243 w/IOM6s Still hunting for the right UPS, PDUs, and switch to get it all spun up. Truck: 2024 Freightliner Cascadia DD13 engine with DT12 automatic transmission 72" sleeper, double bunk Adaptive cruise, lane departure, TK Tripak Evo APU, 1500w inverter Gigabyte GF KF5 laptop for media consumption and gaming connected to a 40" Vizio TV
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  6. PLEASE make more frequent releases. Monthly preferably. And a roadmap which has more detail than "targeting 1.0 for this year" would be invaluable. Immich do a very simple timeline roadmap. I would personally read every technical detail you could care to write about HexOS, but a simple timeline roadmap would probably go a long way to satisfying most people. The illusion of progress is more satisfying than the illusion of no progress.
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  7. Hey guys. Apologies for the lack of comms on our side. We've been very heads down and focused on the Q2 update and planning for our first team offsite meeting in June. I'm working on a blog post for this week with more information and planning a regular schedule to provide updates more consistently. Regarding the pace of progress, something to keep in mind. We built Eshtek on a bootstrapped budget to avoid the temptation of taking big VC money and forced to race for an exit. That's how products become enshittified as we've seen with so many over the years. We were very deliberate and intentional in our partnerships and investors. We're in this for the long haul. But doing this still comes at a cost. Yes our Black Friday launch was wildly more successful than we could have hoped, but an influx of cash has a delayed effect to benefitting productivity within a business. Once you get it, you have to make sure it stays (refunds) and you have to be smart about how you spend it (services, tools, people, etc.). Then it takes time to make all of those things work well for you. If we would have taken a couple million back in 2022 when we incorporated, we'd already be at 1.0, but we'd also not have as much control over the business and our vision. I don't blame anyone for their comments. HexOS is very light right now. Apps are badly needed to improve. Fully agreed. We released it when we did to prove the concept and that we have the chops to build this thing. It gave us more than enough capital to get there and we immediately reinvested that extra capital to not only expand our team faster than planned, but to expand our roadmap in ways we haven't even publicly disclosed yet. I guess this is a long way of asking you all to have faith and I will do better at providing more frequent updates and not leaving you in the dark for so long. Thank you.
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  8. Managed to fix the problem. Go into True NAS interface from Settings in Hex. Go to 'Apps' menu, click 'Configuration' drop down button, click 'Choose Pool', select your storage pool then click 'Choose' - the app service will then start, go back to HexOS and install Immich again and all will work.
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