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When browsing the catalog of apps I come across some that I would like to install at a future date when I have finished setting up and working with the current apps I have. Could a bookmark, favorite or tag feature be added to the app catalog for easy finding in the future? I would also like to add some private internal text notes about the various apps in the console, like: why it interested me, when I am hoping to install it, when I added it, some quick reminders, any issues I had with the app. Ways I could see this growing later (dreams): Batch installing all bookmarked apps, or batch uninstall Sharing the bookmarked apps list with others, so they can quickly setup the same configuration Export notes and app details for documentation (or even just a good copy paste format) Estimate resources needed for bookmarked apps (better planning before pressing install, or evaluating what the performance impact of several apps is) Maintain multiple bookmark lists for quick config changes Instead of bookmarks it could be a tag system for various actions, such as deployment on a cluster of HexOS machines, turning on and off batches of apps, in multi-admin scenarios they can be used to propose apps for approved install Issues I could foresee: People might abuse the notes features and literally put account names and passwords in the notes box Resource calculation could be difficult Could introduce a fair amount of complexity when the team is still trying to get to a good stable long term state

I am a relatively early adopter, and had my version of Immich is stuck below v1.132.0. I know Immich has had a lot of breaking changes, so I was planning on copying all of the data to a new dataset, deleting Immich and re-installing it again, but I'm having so many problems with HexOS that I think I might need to re-install HexOS instead. #1 - Deck doesn't see server To begin with, I did the update to TrueNAS 25.10.1. Now I cannot see my server in deck.hexos.com, I can still access the TrueNAS UI, and all of the shares are accessible from windows. I ran the python script referenced here and then after a while I can see it. But if I restart my server, I have to run this command again which is very annoying. #2 Can't change user's password I created a new dataset for storing my backup data, and wanted to browse it via an SMB share. I created a user in deck (I thought I had done this previously, but there weren't any there). I then tried to change the user;s password by clicking on the user in the deck, and clicking edit. It brought up a dialog that let me enter a new password, but it also wanted a username. If I entered the name of the user, it would complain that that user already exists. If I left it blank, it said it needed a username. So it seems like user management is broken. #3 Folder permissions aren't applying. I was able to make an already existing public folder private. But when I tried to access it via windows, it didn't like the username and password I entered. (so I tried to change it as above, leading to that issue). I then tried to make the folder public again. This didn't seem to work and I still couldn't access the folder. I'm not sure how many of these issue are due to the update, but my install seems really broken. Is there anything to do aside from a full wipe?

Recently started subnetting my network, and since subnetting the Deck can no longer find my server. I can ping the server, I can log into TrueNAS with the IP address, and access all my apps on my server. I've reset my network and my server but that didn't seem to fix the issue.

Can the System, Storage & Apps on the main 'Dash' page be set in the same <div> class as the 'Platform Folders', and not have to use scroll bars to navigate these sections? It would then also standardise the layout.