The Callorhinchus

@PsychoWards Im surprised that I haven't seen someone else pose this question, as it seems like a no-brainer to want both quality VM performance and HEXOS's ease of use for NAS and docker app loads. Running docker apps in Proxmox using LXC containers is crap anyway, if HEXOS can handle the docker apps with good performance and is stable, that's one less VM to worry about

I am not sure how to best set up my home server to work for my needs I have been looking to build a home server for some time, and I have found many trade-offs between operating systems based on their target audiences. Some platforms are NAS first, hypervisor second, and vice-versa. in future, how much focus will there be on virtualisation beyond docker apps? I was planning on running TrueNAS as a NAS solution anyway, so using HEXOS is a no-brainer for me as it IS Truenas, with a new UI and management panel. but I still want to have the flexibility of running other VM's with direct hardware passthrough for larger applications and services. Would you guys recommend running HEXOS as a VM inside of Proxmox to get the true hypervisor features as well as the simplified NAS and Docker app functions?