Thanks Alexander, Ted, and Rusty!!
I took a quick look at TrueNAS and it appears the boot drive is only for
booting?
I've got lots of 1TB and less drives so that would not be a problem.
I have a 10 year old Dell i5 4 cores/4 threads with 16GB of RAM, which
will take two drives. I also have an 8GB backup drive that I have never
used. I haven't opened the box. I got it on a very good sale so I
bought it. I could use that drive. I seem to recall that at some point
the bigger drivers would not work well with old hardware. I hope that
is not an issue.
My daily driver is also an old Dell running Kubuntu 24.04. I have a
Win10 laptop and my wife has a Win11 computer. I'd like to connect all
three.
Any thoughts are much appreciate!!
Thanks,
Keith
On 2024-09-05 17:05, Rusty Carruth via PLUG-discuss wrote:
On 9/5/24 08:22, Keith Smith via PLUG-discuss wrote:
Hi,
...
I'm not sure there is a benefit of using Linux with SMB and/or NFS
other than having more exposure to Ubuntu.
I'd say performance will be better with Linux (or other unix-like OS)
than almost any other OS you can come up with. Usually, anyway.
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