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Hello,
I am a long-time user of OpenSUSE so I am excited to see that you chose it for the basis of your NAS project.
I have many questions about EasyNAS:
1) What is the web interface based on, was it another open source project you forked?
2) Are the Snapper + zypper + GRUB snapshot boot functions of OpenSUSE included/functional?
3) Do you build your OS using the Open Build Service / kiwi?
4) Do you have any plans to expand the project to other developers, create a foundation, etc.?
5) Does zypper work? Can I install OpenSUSE packages? (Like ZFS?????!!!)
Very curious. Thanks!
+1 to this project and the questions promoted by AveryFreeman. I share the same wonders because I am just preparing to built a home NAS based on openSUSE Leap myself then I come into this project.
It is help to have an introduction of EasyNAS showing how it is built and what is the features reserved/removed from openSUSE and the features added to openSUSE.
Sorry for the bother. I finally found that the DOCUMENTATION menu is clickable along with the submenu of “SCREEN SHOTS”.
Hi Avery
sorry for the late response, I’ll try to answer all of your questions:
1. The web interface is a free CSS that I’m using via perl templates plugin that allows me to easily draw any menu I want.
2. yes it’s all of those are included
3. I’ve used kiwi to build the installation
4. any help is welcome, I’m not looking , it’s just a hobby.
5. you can. but why do you need zfs when you have BRTFS ?
I’d be happy to answer any other question.
