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Alas, TrueNAS actually switched to Linux a couple of years ago.

• sbankowi 5mo ago
  FreeBSD was the reason I chose TrueNAS Core. Unfortunately, you are right, TrueNAS Scale (Linux) is where they are focusing all their attention. At this point I will not purchase additional TrueNAS equipment as I feel I was "rug pulled." I get that they are going after more of the Docker container/app market, but I just want a solid ZFS w/excellent networking NAS device. Linux is close to this ideal, but it isn't as "Set and Forget" as FreeBSD (IMO).
  • BadBadJellyBean 5mo ago
    You usually don't really interact with the OS underneath at all so I don't think it makes much of a difference unless you are very fond of Jails. I mean that is the whole point of a NAS OS. It gives you a GUI and you don't have to worry about the rest.
  • NexRebular 5mo ago
    > solid ZFS w/excellent networking NAS device. illumos distros might be a good alternative. I have OmniOS[0] as a filer and SmartOS[1] running hypervisor duties on zones and bhyve. [0] https://omnios.org https://omnios.org [1] https://docs.smartos.org https://docs.smartos.org