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The guide briefly mentions Unraid, which I'm glad to see. But I understand it doesn't fit the criteria since it's not free. IMO it's worth every penny for those
by crisdux 6y ago
The guide briefly mentions Unraid, which I'm glad to see. But I understand it doesn't fit the criteria since it's not free. IMO it's worth every penny for those of us who want an experience without a lot of this sysadmin(for lack of a better term) stuff. Unraid has been the perfect home/media server experience for me.
- thefunnyman 6y agoI’m curious if you’ve tried TrueNAS (was previously called FreeNAS). It offers a pretty streamlined GUI for the common stuff and is free and open source.
- tomnipotent 6y agoUnraid is fantastic, well worth the money. Believe it's only $60 for up to 6 drives, and it's a one-time charge ($130 for unlimited). More than paid for itself considering how much time it saved me, and the "app store" (community apps) makes it dead simple to install additional services. Alternatively, you can accomplish most of the same with OpenMediaVault just with less polish.