dfcc Posted Monday at 04:45 PM Posted Monday at 04:45 PM Hey everyone, first time poster and just purchased a license. Looking forward to being able to building a server on Hex OS once it is more fully fledged. I wanted to ask if there is any plans by the developers to implement an easy way for people (including developers of open source services) to share app configs in the same way that, for example, Plex and Immich are implemented at the moment. I am asking for this because it could significantly help boost the speed of development of these apps, and the growth of the ecosystem for Hex OS. People could maybe even share variations of configs (like Plex with/without hardware acceleration), or even bundle several apps together (something like bundling the whole -arr suite together along with folder directories in a way that is easy for users). It is just a suggestion, but I feel like with all of the attention Hex is getting, the developers would do well in capitalizing on the will of people to tinker with this OS by giving them the tools to make and share configs with one another (and these apps could even get some sort of "seal of approval" if they were considered of high quality by the devs). Thanks for reading my first post, I hope y'all have an amazing day! 3 Quote
Nightwish Posted Monday at 05:13 PM Posted Monday at 05:13 PM Couldn't agree more. Besides waiting for my link in queue for HexOS i can't actually fully deploy HexOS until Emby and the Arr suite come over to HexOS so that i can replace my existing server build which is unstable and needs to be redone Quote
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