DistroWatch published two new reviews: EasyNAS 1.0.0 and Solus 4.3.
EasyNAS 1.0.0
EasyNAS is a network attached storage (NAS) operating system based on the openSUSE distribution. The latest version of EasyNAS uses openSUSE 15.3 as its base. Apart from mentioning the updated foundation the project's release announcement does not talk about any specific features or improvements. There is mention of some increased stability from openSUSE Leap. The project's documentation is also a little vague on specific features, other than mentioning EasyNAS can work with Btr filesystems and share files across a range of network protocols.
Solus 4.3
Since my experience with EasyNAS got off to a rocky start, I decided to take a look at the latest snapshot from the Solus project. I already reviewed Solus 4.2 earlier this year and I was not expecting any huge changes. However, I was curious to see if there were any clear improvements or adjustments, especially with regards to a few issues I ran into when running Solus 4.2.
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