Looks like TRUENAS if it was single-prompted. Also how will it know what my server runs if I install nothing on it? will my server just expose all information? I'm a bit confused why this was a design choice.
The macOS installer is not notarized, and while adding an exception in Gatekeeper exists, not everyone would be willing to do that, especially currently when even the app source is unavailable.
What's the business model - and what guarantees are provided that Serverbox[0] won't rug pull after a seed round from Dillon-Edwards[1]?
This is exactly the gap I needed filled, a proper desktop panel that manages my Linux servers over SSH without installing anything on them.
Is it open source?
Potentially interesting - of it is at a minimum source-availble - preferably FOSS?
I assume it is vibe-coded, so would need a pretty thorough review before considering using it.
License and source availability not being on the page/faq suggest this is just a hobby project, I guess?
Is this shipping wasm openssh or how does it work?
edit: nvm, for some reason I thought it runs in the browser.
I mean yeah sure, I'll give SSH access to a blackbox. "Don't worry — the app is safe."
All of these "written in rust" ai-slop tools lately. Means absolutely nothing, really.
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yikes, no thanks.
Pretty cool for those who are not running something like TrueNAS/FreeNAS/Proxmox. But then the question is why are you not. Even for MacOS im pretty sure you can glue up a raw bare metal box to Proxmox these days with Proxmox Datacenter Manager