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Introducing our V4 installation scripts. This new iteration of app install scripts has a focus of improving application stability. We have updated our curation process to reduce the likelihood of bugs in curated apps. We are now automatically creating temporary snapshots prior to updating applications. This will help eliminate the chances of apps with breaking updates damaging your data. We have also implemented a system that will heal permissions modified in TrueNAS. Modified permissions in TrueNAS previously could have unintended consequences such as preventing curated app installation. App Curations We have committed to doubling our curations over the next few months. LubeLogger - LubeLogger assists users in keeping track of their car maintenance records. Navidrome - Navidrome helps facilitate hosting your own music server. Excalidraw - Excalidraw is a Virtual whiteboard for sketching hand-drawn like diagrams. Blinko - Blinko is a lightweight note taking app. Dozzle - Dozzle is a realtime log viewer for docker apps running on your server Portracker - Portracker is a realtime port monitoring tool. Fladder - Fladder is a Jellyfin frontend and will spruce up your Jellyfin experience. Jellystat - Jellystat is a statistics app for Jellyfin and Emby. Seerr - Seerr is a request management and media discovery tool that works with your Jellyfin, Plex, or Emby server. MKVToolNix - MKVToolNix is a set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska files. qui - qui is a fast and powerful qBittorrent web UI. Mealie - Mealie is an intuitive and easy to use recipe management app. PairDrop - PairDrop is a cross-platform file transferring app. SnapOtter - SnapOtter (currently) is a image modifying toolkit. 5/20 release notes - https://docs.hexos.com/release-notes/command-deck/2026-05-20.html 5/29 release notes - https://docs.hexos.com/release-notes/command-deck/2026-05-29.html 6/6 release notes - https://docs.hexos.com/release-notes/command-deck/2026-06-06.html

2 more apps released MKVToolNix and qui MKVToolNix is pretty useful for tailoring your media library to how you want it. You can use it to add or remove audio tracks from your videos and even set default audio and subtitle tracks. I know cropping is not everyone's cup of tea but I like to losslessly crop my 4:3 videoes that have black bars built in using MKVToolNix qui is incredibly snappy, provides useful info like if torrents are being crosseeded or the total size of multiple selected torrents.

I will be having family use my server for backing stuff up and as we all know end users always end up accidently deleting things and then wanting them back. Luckily, TrueNAS has a recycle bin option and hopefully HexOS can add it in one day as a setting that can just be turned on. For anyone who finds this and wants to do it, here are the steps: Set up the folder in the HexOS UI and then in the TrueNAS UI go to: Shares > Click edit on the SMB you want to add the recycle bin too > Purpose = No Presets > Click Advanced Options > Scroll to Other Options > Check Export Recycle Bin Then you will want to set up a job to automatically empty your recycle bin: Navigate to Chron Jobs in the TrueNas UI (just search for it but it's under System > Advanced Settings). Click add then you can either enter this into the command field as ONE LINE or save it to a file find /mnt/HDDs/FOLDER/.recycle/* -atime +30 -delete; find /mnt/HDDs/FOLDER/.recycle/* -depth -type d -empty -delete; If you want to test to see what files will be deleted with this command run it without the "-delete" If you save it to a file (like I did) you will enter this as the command. sh /mnt/HDDs/PATH_TO_FILE/empty_recycle_bin.sh Then just fill out the description, run as truenas_admin, and how often you want it to run and you are good to go. Hope this helps and hopefully it can just be a 1 click type of setup in the future!! P.S. Here is what the commands do: The first command searches for files and directories in /mnt/HDDs/FOLDER/.recycle/ that have not been accessed in the last 30 days and deletes them. The second command searches for empty directories in /mnt/HDDs/FOLDER/.recycle/ and deletes them. Also commands were stolen from here