Clixxi

59 minutes ago, jonp said:

Great feature idea.  Having not spent more than 3 seconds thinking about the security implications, I totally see us doing this ;-).

The tricky part is granular access control. Maybe you want them to see that server and even do a few things, but maybe you don't want them to be able to do EVERYTHING such as delete or shutdown/reboot. But I think we will have a solution for that too 😉

That would be ideal somewhen in the future. I have two licenses and plan to put one physically at a family members home for the buddy backup and their personal use.

On 12/6/2024 at 5:56 PM, rrhtjh said:

Title says it all Why would I use Hex OS when I can use unraid lifetime licenses for $249 Dollars compared to HexOS's $299 once the Beta phase is over???

So that i can supply my family with some sort of self hosted servers which are not hosted by me. Also can function as another backup location 😏

Nice to have but does not work with other protocols than https 😕

2 hours ago, AJV said:

You don't need a new license, just make sure you remove the license every time you switch to another system

This.

Only ONE server can be used (online) with a license.

Would be nice, only helpful for people with more than 3+ licenses. Maybe it could behave that way, when naming your servers the name each server uses will be shown when looking at licenses.

The thirty days begin when you receive beta access for the license. So you have got plenty of time.

Lifetime means that there is no time limit. When switching to new hardware just disconnect your old server from the license and connect the new hardware to your license.

Around #1100 😕 

Typically it should possible when you map a (network) share to the drive where the os is installed, like any other OS.

Wouldn't recommend it though.

Middle top of this website you find "Store" got to "manage purchases"

You can always build your own systems. There are a lot of guides online. There  is the N100 CPU by Intel already on motherboards to buy which is on the cheaper side.

I think these N100 MBs are great hardware to dip your toes into building your own system. Just think about your needs and google a bit. You can also always ask questions about compatibility and purpose of hardware here

i just ordered a small NAS with a N100 for the family. Its also available with a stronger risen cpu but it can't transcode as well as the N100 (up to 4 4k streams)

https://aoostar.com/collections/mini-gaming-pc/products/aoostar-n9e-intel-n100-mini-pc4c-4t-up-to-3-4ghz-with-w11-home-8-16gb-ddr4-3200mhz-ram-256-512gb-m-2-2280-nvme-ssd?variant=48813283377450

4 minutes ago, Flyboy said:

oh, I like it, though I dont really know specifics. I am looking for hardware myself, did you build this new or repurpose it from other sources? Also any idea on what your total cost ended up being?

You can also just build your own NAS to satisfy your use cases 

I doubt that this will be possible as other NAS software developers would already have done that. Without deep tech knowledge i think it will be a real hassle to manage login credentials via a third service while keeping both systems secure.

That also means that you have to run HASS on another machine.

@Midnight2ss Wake on lan needs special hardware. 

Just now, Tomcatdk said:

In the EU you are always allowed to resell a license, regardless of what the EULA states.
In this early stage I guess they are focused on getting the OS of the ground and making people happy and then turning back for regulation compliance work at a later stage. 🙂

Tell that to steam 🤣

I think to have read that the web access website will be scalable for mobile devices. That way you won't really need an app. Maybe a bookmark on your home screen or something.

8 hours ago, Clixxi said:

Or like the possibility to transfer a bought license ONE time (per license). That's another way we could gift friends and family.

Can't edit here.  I ment that a bought license can only be transferred once as long as it is valid.

ie: I bought two lifetime licenses and want to gift one to a family member. After the transfer from my account to the family members the license is useable for the family member but can't be transferred again to another account.

2 minutes ago, Quacksel said:

😧 it worked ö.ö thank you kind sir !

My pleasure. Now there is another beta tester ;>

It's likely the other way around: How hard will it be to install  and get HexOS to work on these devices which were designed for specialized software from their manufacturer. 

HexOS should at least be able to run them. If there will be some kind of streamlining in hindsight of installation and or post installation settings it takes time. HexOS has barely started and there may be around 200 users with beta access right now.

My take is: There will be a one click installation for Pterodactyl and others. Just give it time.

Hi,

i can't edit my answers to posts in OS & Features but can do so fine in other subforums

EDIT: here it works, not in OS & Features and maybe some other subforums

To be honest: I don't really know the answers to your questions yet. May take ist that fan control is usable in most distros.

29 minutes ago, Quacksel said:

same, austrian here, no credit card => missing out 😕

@Quacksel most austrian banks issue their cards with CC functions. Maybe you just will have to activate the CC function via your banking institute.

You can use fan control to manage your fans. https://www.baeldung.com/linux/control-fan-speed 

Maybe there will be an app for that, fan control isn't exactly user friendly and easy as HexOS should be.

My thoughts. When you don't need the speed it's ideal. Just pack your Server into some cabinet.

Wonder how long the spikes will last. The longer the better i guess 😮