Ramhound

NASCompares made a video about installing TrueNas on an Asustor product. I imagine the FLASHSTOR 12 Pro would be no different. You would need a drive you can install HexOS on since it's built upon TrueNas Scale. If I understood the video correctly, you could theoretically use one of the 12 drives as this installation drive and then create a RAID out of the other 11 drives.

If the EU Consumer Protection Agency had thought they could enforce this particular consumer right, they would have taken Valve to court ages and ages ago. Sometimes, you have to take inaction by a federal agency as an indication that they are unable to take action or unwilling to do so.

So, I think it would be a good idea to be able to set a mode that hides options. I also feel that a warning where it's appropriate would be welcomed by most. Options could be categorized, allowing users to indicate which categories they are familiar with. For example, a user could choose "novice" in a category like Virtualization, which would apply reasonable defaults to VMs and Docker applications. However, selecting "expert" would allow users to change those defaults to their preferred preference.

I suppose if there was a priority, that had to be set. I would rather have Passkey support over 2FA.