FangerZero

HexOS is officially still in Beta, and they're planning to release more by the end of the year. I know that doesn't help you now, but 🤷‍♀️ Beta. I'm in the same boat about JellyFin I gave up because it was just too much for me, and now just hanging out waiting.

Yes, trueNas makes sense though since it's been around for a while. But HexOS has not. all I'm saying I find it interesting that they'd take the time considering HexOS isn't even out of "beta"

I was visiting ROMM's site wanting to learn more about it since it's my planned ROM Manager when HexOS finally gets out of beta. Just making plans of the things I want. And saw this. I don't know if ROMM put it up there cause HexOS is built on top of trueNAS or if they've been in talks with HexOS about the OneClick App install. I just found it interesting since yes probably adding it to the little marquee is easy, it's the fact that they did it.

File Syncing Password management Cookbook (mealie) Rom Storage Steam Game Storage maybe eventually for remote play Media Server The one thing I am going to have to do more research on is how to get it to store my documents from windows so that I can then have it sync to my other non-windows machines. So it's my "cloud storage" but then use my Cloud Storage OneDrive and sync with that once every 3-6 hours as an off site backup. And hopefully it'll do a better job than oneDrive. One Drive has gotten better over the years, but Now that I'm on Linux and Windows I'd like something to harmonize my environments.

Yup... Yeah I've never been good at getting words across.

I wanted a password manager so I'm trying out vaultwarden, I seem to have it setup but trying to figure out the security thing so I don't always see it pop up is beyond me. Which got me thinking if HexOS were to add this to their list of "approved" apps would there be a method to essentially rerun the "wizard" to change the settings but have it auto fill the wizard with what you already have?

I think making furniture functional like this is awesome! It's why my desk is the PC. As for answering the original question, I can't say I'd have done much different, but this Beta 1.0 has been a bit underwhelming. I get it, they need to get the kinks out since it seems A LOT of people had issues installing, while I fortunately had none. My experience has be optimal. I did jump the gun on a couple of apps, which installed perfectly fine without problems through TrueNAS. However, I look forward to JellyFin app being implemented, I just don't have the motivation to figure it out. So I'll just wait and not watch my content.

I've used JellyFin server running on windows, but have used Roku, LG TV, Android, and Windows to watch it. For the most part it runs fine but you may have to do some tweaking in the settings here and there on both the server and the client. Thanks though for the help, I've tried but just couldn't be asked to figure out how setup the folder structures.

Would be nice to see in the future when more applications are implemented in hexOS to see specific sections for apps. Like Plex is going to be a really big section on it's own so getting a sub-section under Applications would be nice. (I am not a plex user fyi) But the big ones get their own while more niche get their own category like password management apps I don't think there are that many idk, but those could be grouped w/ security in general or something like that. Just some thoughts for future forum organization.

I think how to use from a mac/windows perspective is great. Like accessing the actual NAS portion a normal person may not know how to do that. I do since I've done a lot of networking with windows sharing in the past.

I think it'd be great if when HexOS notices you're reaching x% capacity or y GB/TB left (set by user) it notifies you that you should consider upgrading your storage. Then it should send you to a guide on how to do it. This is one thing I am wondering, However I have 52TB so it'll be quite some time before I fill that up. At least I hope so. Also Send me guides if a drive is failing and how to replace it. I'm a noob so these are all things I've no clue how to do.

Sounds good to me lol yeah at the time I couldn't afford more and I went from that to a 5800x Ryzen lol with 32GB. So was a pretty big upgrade for gaming. And thanks for the intel! (Pun intended)

I'm a noob, which is why I love HexOS, and can't wait for more Apps to be integrated with it. However it seems a lot of people are running their servers on 2017+ hardware, I have a CPU from 2011, a 2600k, a 290x gpu and 20GB of DDR3. At what point should I consider upgrading my hardware? There might be a max of 3 people streaming 1080p content, and maybe some 4k content occasionally. I'm not sure if they just happen to be enthusiasts and have these relatively newer systems laying around, or if I should seriously consider upgrading?

First party apps don't make a lot of sense, when it's built on top of TrueNAS they just need to "convert" it to be an easy install/setup using HexOS. So far the little I've used HexOS I love it, it was so damned easy to setup immich too bad I found immich not to be very intuitive to use. lol Still trying to figure out how to upload images from my phone. However, I wouldn't mind some general apps that we could pay for to help them make money, like I wouldn't mind paying X amount for a "lifetime" license for a password vault. Because if it's endorsed by HexOS I'm more likely to think it'll be a good product than Enpass or bitwarden simply cause I haven't used anything and it's a pain in the ass to find information since everyone talks about cloud password management like OnePass, etc.

I'd like a hoodie myself, WOMEN SIZES PLEASE!!! Or an XSmall "unisex" (also known as men) LTT-Store Small hoodies/Jackets are actually too big for me by a few inches.