FreeCORE 15.0-U1 Keeps TrueNAS CORE Alive on FreeBSD
FreeCORE 15.0-U1 is now stable, continuing the TrueNAS CORE lineage as an independently maintained FreeBSD- and OpenZFS-based NAS platform.
FreeCORE 15.0-U1 is now stable, continuing the TrueNAS CORE lineage as an independently maintained FreeBSD- and OpenZFS-based NAS platform.
The upcoming Unraid 8 release will switch from Slackware to Fedora-based uCore while introducing integrated backups, Docker Compose, and more.
TrueNAS is now OpenShift certified, bringing enterprise Kubernetes storage support through its new official CSI driver.
TrueNAS details its long-term direction, emphasizing the free Community Edition and introducing TrueNAS Connect as a bridge to enterprise features.
TrueNAS deprecates its public build repository on GitHub, raising questions in the community about openness and release transparency.
MOS is a new open-source server operating system designed for homelabs and self-hosting, combining storage, containers, and virtual machines.
TrueNAS’s 2026 roadmap highlights Linux kernel 6.18 LTS, OpenZFS 2.4, LXC containers, and built-in ransomware detection in TrueNAS 26.
Unraid’s 2026 plans include booting without USB flash drives, expanded storage arrays, and a modernized web interface.
OpenMediaVault 8.0 is now available, upgrading the NAS platform to Debian 13 and officially dropping support for legacy CPU architectures.
Unraid 7.2 self-hosted NAS adds a fully responsive WebGUI, RAIDZ pool expansion, and extends compatibility to ext4, NTFS, and exFAT drives.