OK, I think I get your garden picnic analogy now. ;)
But to be honest, if this is really the kind of audience that software for managing professional IT infrastructure should be aimed at, then I'd rather stick to my boring garden picnic, or...
I totally get and respect your point of view - but we'll have to agree to disagree with each other on this one. Yes I get that things like command line are easier on a proper keyboard. But I happen to know of a couple of people who work in the...
You sir, get my point 100%.
I love Proxmox, it is a core platform in my lab which I rely upon to keep my technical skills up-to-date, where else are you going to recompile the kernel on the fly to try out the latest and greatest technologies...
While I totally agree with the notion that functionality & operation should be the primary focus of any HV system, I do believe that sometimes "you have to keep up with the Joneses". My point being; any OS is only as good as its...
I would like to add, that in my professional consultancy career, I have over the past decade on numerous instances attempted to offer Proxmox as a platform solution, not once have I been successful. The issues always revolved around presumptions...
The 'windows 8' argument didnt turn Microsoft away, we're now at Windows 11 and it is evolving to the day (much to the hate of old-techies), the argument is not relevant... this is about the future, the gen-z and beyond...
Regarding Incus, it...
We're on it chief — as mentioned in our Datacenter Manager Alpha Release post, we're working on a Rust-based front-end that's built on top of yew. You can find the code on git.proxmox.com in the User Interface & Related Tooling section.
We're...
Been with Proxmox for years, been great for lab non-commercial use as a platform to simplify vm/container management with mouse clicks.
But I've over the years come to realise that it seems to lack in a few areas, and I know that making any...