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[gxs]

I like it's simplicity and ease of use and yet lots of powerful features that enable me to my job.

I would like to see 2 step verification (we're close now with the new way of logging in). 

[Ong Hui Hoong]

I cannot find 1 thing i like about UNRAID, is just too awesome. The docker, the VM, the ease of hardware swap (CPU, motherboard, HDD, casing etc).

but if i have to choose, the most impotent thing that i like is that i can add drive over the year and expend my array anytime i like, and allow different size of drive to be added!

 

a multi cache pool would be nice, keep having my VM hang when transfer large files in to cache enable share

1 SSD pool for my VM and 1 SSD pool for array cache/docker

Edited December 30, 2019 by Ong Hui Hoong

[ironface077]

I love the fact that its everything I want in a home server. In ONE home server.

If I had to ask for something I supposed it'd be a mobile management app from Limetech.

[forrestab]

I love the stability and the fact it just works.

 

I'd love the ability to group docker containers/vms in the ui. This would just be a visual feature and nothing specific to docker.

[CrashnBrn]

I love the functionality it has! Everything I need in one place. It's really set it and forget it (as a NAS should be). Also love the community!

 

I would love snapshots added!

[iamnypz]

What I love most:

being able to extend the array one drive at the time! 

what i woule like to be added:

Multiple arrays!

 

happy new year to ya’ll!

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First time poster, 

Love the simplicity of setup (old school slackware user)

 

Would like to see uptimed defaulted as startup (long time user of uprecords)

 

[BobbyPoor_Boy]

definitely love the versatility of being able to use any hardware and whatever size hard drive you have laying around.  it's been awesome to just throw whatever hardware i have in there.

 

I would love to see some 2FA on an OS level added.

[joshrut]

I love what Unraid allows me to do in my home. I love knowing that my data is safe and that the Dockers open up a whole slew of awesomeness.

 

In 2020 I'd love to see an official iOS app for fun remote tweaking.

[djblu]

I love the stability and protection of my data. Up-time is only interrupted for updates.

 

I'd like Inclusion of the Nvidia GPU drivers to enable transcoding as standard would be a nice addition.

 

Cheers!

[FictionalCat]

The thing I like most about Unraid is I no longer have to run a bunch of stuff from my personal PC. I got my hands on a cheap but functional server a business was getting rid of and have been using that for about 6 months. As for a specific thing, It's ease of use, I have some friends also running Unraid and they helped me getting started but beyond that it's very straightforward. One thing I'd like to see added in 2020 is more OS customization options.

Edited December 30, 2019 by FictionalCat

[ELMER]

constantly and the admin want to fix all thr issue to make a stable release and the plugins and docker too..

The next version of the OS i want if is possible that we could customize the VM such like a bare metal where you can choice or arrange the booting sequence of your HDD, USB, or CD\DVD all them for sure coming will be implemented in near future..

Thank you UNRAID to let me chance to give my suggestion and opinion.. BEST OF LUCK TO US.. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE..

[knipster]

I like being able to construct my array with drives of differing sizes.  And the open platform for docker containers and community applications is wonderful.

I'd like to see better more authoritative documentation on a version specific basis.   Specifically around "what are safe operations" like moving files between shares on drives, symbolic links, deleting the docker image file and restoring from previously installed "applications".

 

Thanks for a great product.

 

[Zigi]

I love how simple and easy it is to setup. I would love to see maybe raid for the usb boot stick just in case it fails.

[Technomat]

Only been using for 2 days, I like how easy it is to get Plex working and that it ain't my old windows server.

 

I'd love Telegram for notifications

[smeggy456]

Its like a swiss army  knife that has all the features someone needs to create a home server that can exceeds your needs. Learning how to do that is where the fun starts and knowleges begins

 

I have 64 gigs of ram on my server a very small percentage of ram used for caching files or moving non critical files in memory or some kind of ramdisk. Asus has a special ramdisk that is allocated to ssd's and folders to speed up file transfers and to keep files resident in memory. It would be cool if the ramdisk could be resident on reboots (create a file on disk).

[sota]

What I like the most: the incredible flexibility the software has to offer, in terms of current and add-on functionality.

What i'd like to see added: dual or more independent arrays.

[leftpawdog]

I am very interested in learning more after watching several videos and reading these forums.  What I like most so far is the very active community support.  It appears this is the software I need to support my file server.  
 

I would like to see more support for SSDs as others have mentioned.  Though I feel this would defeat the purpose of making this software affordable I.e.  it isn’t necessary to use SSDs as the speed isn’t needed for a storage array.  

[cybrnook]

Love: commitment to quality and stability

 

Want: included Nvidia driver to support Nvidia HW natively.

[Lilarcor]

 

one thing you like most about Unraid

— It’s so easy to manage vm and docker

one thing you'd like to see added to the OS in 2020
— Add snapshot for VM.

[StarFall]

I love how easy it was to setup.

 

It would be great if USB 3.0 support would be added.

[GilbN]

#1 thing I love about Unraid is the community. Best community ever. 

 

I would love to see native zfs support!

[TS_Wong]

What I like?

it is so easy to setup and easy to use.

So powerful that I can do lots of things in it.

 

I would like to have multiple arrays 

[drampelt]

I love how easy it is to add and manage self-hosted apps with Docker containers and VMs.

 

It would be awesome if SSDs were supported in the drive pool.

[cyndor1]

I like how involved the community is.

I would like for hardware to be easier to passthrough (haven't been able to get onboard audio to work)