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Some git host like Gitea, Gitlab or Forgejo

Looks like there has been progress, actually a bit today. And looks like they started a rewrite of it completely. So maybe this next year they will have something.

Yeah this would be a great qol feature!

Seems as if the older Intel Arc GPUs are supported. https://forums.truenas.com/t/accepted-add-intel-gpu-tools-package-to-scale/8971/4 https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/browse/NAS-130356 I would give it some time and a newer kernel will comes to TrueNAS, then it will require HexOS to also update their system to be tested and released with that updated TrueNAS Scale Version, it will be a bit most likely, for the newer ones. But your A380 should be supported per these post.

As the other person said it is not recommended to use usb drives. usb is not designed to be used this way. on your board your manual will say what usb ports go to what usb chip on your board. And usually they are 2-4 ports per chip. This can cause a lot of stability issues, it will cause drive IO delays. And don’t get me started on drive lettering for pools. best bet. Get an HBA card and shuck your external drives.

Containing an email server is not fun. I have done it self host, vps, and the amount of bullcrap you have to deal with when it comes to spam filters, your domain being blocked because a company notices your home op was used for malware before years ago. Etc. i like the idea but I would ask for this when they have matured the software more.

To access the apps you can click the app you installed and on the pop up should be a launch button. If that does not work you can manually type into your browser the up is HexOS with the port number of the apps. and for updating do not update truenas yet, HexOS has stated in some forum post that they are working on updating things. You can update but you should wait for them to validate things first. and for apps something. but apps I am less worried about so I log into truenas and update the apps there

I would not recomend doing that. You can, but you should NOT. Here is a thread form the truenas scale forum: https://www.truenas.com/community/threads/mixing-2-ssd-and-2-hdd-in-same-pool.115280/ HexOS is build on top of TrueNAS Scale so if you find something over there it should apply to the underlying truenas but may not to the hexos part. But mixing drives will cause you a lot of issues unless you know how to move metada to a cahced pool or the like. Set up an HDD pool and a SSD pool, it will make like more convient for you.

Looks like an awesome project! Keep it up!

Something like caddy-docker-proxy, traefik or nginx-proxy-manager would probably make it a lot easier.

What would the benefit of adding obs bring? Currently, you can run obs on your system and store the clips on HexOS without HexOS supporting the OBS application. You can also edit from a NAS already. Map the folder you want to use for OBS and set it in OBS. Same with edditing.

https://wintelguy.com/zfs-calc.pl Here is a calculator for ya. It might make sense but with how many different configs you can make it would be a bigger task then you would expect, and personally I would rather see them put time into new applications.

Your boot drive should not be part of your zfs pool ever, and HexOS does not set up your zfs pool that way. When your boot drives do fail, and they eventually will. You can install HexOS on it and log into truenas and import the pool that way, currently with HexOS not having an import function this is the way arround that. If you boot drive dies you did not lose your data in your pull. It is just zfs so as long as the host can recognize your pull you should be okay to import it.

Gitlab would be really nice, but it is such a big app I would not be suprides if it is a while before an app taht complex is implemented in the one click.

I am unsure if HexOS supports DLAN it self, in the current state I would say no (Dec 2024), but Plex if avilable to install currently native to HexOS. If that does not work HexOS is TrueNAS Scale and you can just log into TrueNAS and set up DLAN application how you want to.