+ web-apps are easy to install through web-interface + Simple to setup a home server, file sharing, local DNS names (unless you want to tweak them) It already has file sharing working, DNS server and ampache (though I'd like to switch it to something better like plex or subsonic) I tried running Fedora 23 + Amahi for a few days now.
I have experience with Python and Flask and JS, so I can write some simple alternatives for some servers, though of course I'm lazy. Not sure what the word 'power user' means exactly, english is not my native language, but it sound nice too Later maybe expand it with more, I think there are 8 SATA slots in the motherboard. Some android tablets too.ġx 120gb system SSD\HDD for fast recovery\reinstallation in case of failureĢx 4TB HDD RAID 1 for important files and other media library. I7 2600k, 8gigs ram, geforce gtx580 (which I only need to connect a monitor at first, maybe will replace with something less hot), a bunch of different hard drives.Īll PCs and tablets in my home are Windows based. ■ Having a web-interface for most NAS-y tasks would be nice, like file managing, torrents and stuff. ■ Maybe occasionally running some game servers, for testing purposes or for fun ■ Optionally running a local DNS server, to have nice local domains for plex and other web-apps running on the server, instead of ip+port. ■ Running my own Python\Flask based servers, voice assisstnat for example. I know about ownCloud for linux, but did not yet find a free or cheap alternative for Windows. Preferably automatic, but it's ok if Ill have to manually run Windows 10's full disk backup thingy. ■ SVN\Perforce repository for an indie gamedev project. Also I have plans on integrating music playback in my home with my own Python\Flask-based voice assistant server, so it would be nice to have the ability to control it with Python. Right now I'm using an HDD attached to my router, and it's more or less enough for sharing, I just want a bit faster machine with more storage space for it.
I want to be able to access shared drives on this machine, to access various data, including media and maybe work files (3D CG and video stuff). And right now I'm deciding which OS to use. I'm building a home-server \ NAS out of my old PC. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but from all the other categories this seemed like most fitting.
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