I'm surprised people recommend OMV. It's very "Web 1.0" with its user interface IMO. I use it myself heavily but that's because you can install it on top of re

I'm surprised people recommend OMV. It's very "Web 1.0" with its user interface IMO. I use it myself heavily but that's because you can install it on top of regular debian. So you get a NAS that you can customize to the wazoo. Which I do, it runs a lot of custom scripts. I basically use OMV only as an easy GUI for adding shares, changing out drives etc. I could do it all by hand and perhaps next time I will. However I wouldn't choose to run it if I didn't have that requirement. There's much more modern options out there. What made you choose it yourself?